Financial Services
Last January, I published an article in the Credit Union Journal covering the trend among banks to return to portfolio growth. Over the year,...
Each year, more than $1 billion is stolen from accounts at small and mid-sized banks across the U.S. and Europe. Unless the nature of...
At midnight yesterday, Google sent me an email on how the new GoogleWallet update will now allow me to store my “Citi MasterCard” online....
First, it aims to drastically reduce payment acceptance costs through any and all means and Secondly – keep merchant data firmly within their purview....
All skip tracing data is the same, right? Not exactly. While there are many sources of consumer contact data available to debt collectors, the...
Research shows that investing in superior customer management easily can exceed returns of 20 percent in the first year of implementation. A return that...
With the constant (and improving!) changes in the consumer credit landscape, understanding the latest trends is vital for institutions to validate current business strategies...
Gone are the days when validating scoring models was a thing you did when you got around to it. Besides that fact that the...
It comes as no surprise to anyone that cell phone usage continues to rise, while at the same time the usage of wire lines,...
Contributed by: David Daukus As the economy recovers from the recession, consumers are becoming more responsible with their credit card usage; credit card debts...
I'm here in Vegas at the Mobile2020 conference and I am fascinated by my room key. This is not the usual “insert in to...
Part 2: Common myths about credit risk scores and how to educate consumers In light of what I've heard in the marketplace through the...
By: Kyle Aiman Let’s face it, debt collectors often get a bad rap. Sure, some of it is deserved, but the majority of the...
By: Mike Horrocks It has been over a year that in Zuccotti Park the Occupy Wall Street crowd made their voices heard. At the...
By: Teri Tassara Negative liquidity, or owing more on your home than its value, has become a much too common theme in the past...