FDIC Consumer News - Spring 2006

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FDIC Consumer News – Spring 2006


Related Financial Services - The following Debt Consolidation Loan Directory listings of companies are offered to assist you with gaining control of your personal finances and the management of your money. Also, feel free to review the rest of the sub-directories on DebtConsolidationLoan.com to shop for other finance products, such as credit cards and mortgage refinancing.

  • Debt Management Services - Do you have too many monthly bills and payments to manage them effectively? Visit this directory of sites in order to review and compare different debt management programs that may be able to help.
  • Debt Consolidation Help - Are your bills piling up? Lower your monthly payments and consolidate them with a debt consolidation loan or a related service.
  • Credit Card Debt Settlement - If you have too many credit cards and other small debts and are unable to make your payments, this form of debt negotiation may be right for you.

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Last updated on 5/9/2006

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  • Cell Phone Banking - New cell phones are constantly evolving and becoming more sophisticated. This includes adding the capability of handling online banking through your phone. This FDIC article discusses some of the possibilities and precautions you should take when using your phone for banking purposes.
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  • Direct Deposit Safer than Checks? - The US Treasury Department reports that a majority of surveyed consumers mistakenly believe that paper checks are safer than direct deposit.
  • Consider the Fees! - Learn what to look for and examine the details of each banking account offer for possible fees, such as: inactivity, minimum balance and ATM withdrawal fees.

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