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Rewarding? Banks like signature cards, but others cite 'hidden costs' (Winston-Salem Journal)

Finally, the Fed notes that credit card fraud can begin with online payments. Although little threat exists that the credit card's information will be stolen online, the danger exists that a fraudster will trick the consumer into supplying account and other personal information, such as their social security number or passwords.

Rewarding? Banks like signature cards, but others cite 'hidden costs' (Winston-Salem Journal)

Financial institutions and merchants are engaged in a marketing tug-of-war over check-card transactions, with consumers' signatures the focus of the fight.

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Color of Money Live (Washington Post)

Need advice about how to handle your personal finances? Whether the struggle is saving for retirement, organizing your bank files, talking about money responsibility with your spouse or loved one, Post personal finance columnist Michelle Singletary offers her advice and answers your tough questions.

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John Rogers Buys Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., Countrywide Financial Corp., UBS AG, Sells AG Edwards Inc., Morgan ... (Guru Focus)

John Rogers is known as patient investor. He thinks that slow and steady wins the race, and he has achieved outstanding returns. These are the details of his buys and sells during the second quarter. John Rogers owns 77 stocks with a total value of $13.2 billion.

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High-risk home loans pulled (Scotland on Sunday)

BUYING a home looks set to get tougher for hard-pressed borrowers following upheavals in world stock and bond markets. UK lenders have taken fright at the US mortgage meltdown. Some have pulled out completely, while others have raised their rates.

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High-risk home loans pulled (The Scotsman: Business)

BUYING a home looks set to get tougher for hard-pressed borrowers following upheavals in world stock and bond markets.

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Noticias Infobolsa / Titulares (InfoBolsa)

18/08/2007 19:55:00 Business Wire that was purchased will improve its asset liability position and will have a higher yield than the portfolio it replaced.

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Oak Ridge Financial Services Announces Second Quarter Earnings (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)

OAK RIDGE, N.C.----Oak Ridge Financial Services, Inc. , the holding company for Bank of Oak Ridge, today reported diluted earnings per share of 7 cents for the second quarter of 2007, compared with a diluted earnings per share of 18 cents for the same period of 2006.

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Putting the savvy on spending (The Daily Tribune)

Ever wanted that bag you’ve always dreamt of buying? Or that cocktail dress you’ve always envisioned yourself wearing but can’t seem to afford? But then again, who said that spending needs to be a hassle?

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How can students protect their credit score (Guardian Unlimited)

Coursework and exams are not all you'll be marked on at university. Laura Howard looks at how students can protect their credit score for life after graduation.

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Ugly Betty: The Complete First Season - The Bettyfied Edition (DVD Talk)

Ugly Betty is a television comedy/drama that airs on ABC. It was produced by Salma Hayek, Silvio Horta, Ben Silverman, Jose Tamez, James Hayman, and Marco Pennette.

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Rewarding? Banks like signature cards, but others cite 'hidden costs' (Winston-Salem Journal)

With debit card transactions, consumers have the choice to authorize payments using either their signature or by entering a PIN. The discovery of recent well-publicized PIN-debit fraud schemes have challenged earlier thought that PIN debit was the more secure method, since it involves authentication.

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