What to Expect When Citigroup Reports Thursday
Citigroup is scheduled to release its most recent quarterly earnings report before the markets open on Thursday. It will be the first of the major banks to report earnings and kick off the season.
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People May Still Want to Go to Bank Branches
A new survey shows that visits to branches may still be an essential part of what consumers want from their banking experience.
Banks Seeing Higher and Higher Analyst Target Prices Ahead of Earnings
Many banks and financial firms have seen their price targets and expectations raised by analysts ahead of this earnings season.
Bank of America, Wells Fargo and More Banks Reporting This Week
24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of Bank of America, Wells Fargo and some of the major companies reporting their quarterly results this week.
How Equifax Breach Could Cost US Consumers $4.1 Billion
The three big credit reporting agencies could get a windfall of $4.1 billion in revenues as U.S. consumers freeze their credit reports following the Equifax breach. Can Congress gin up the will to stop…
Equifax Breach Adds 2.5 Million More Americans to Total
Equifax announced last night that personally identifiable information on an additional 2.5 million Americans may have been stolen in the data breach first reported on September 7.
ATM Fees Set Record Again, Up 55% in Past Decade; Overdraft Fees Climb Too
Banking consumers had to dig deeper into their pocket again last year, as ATM fees climbed to a record high for the 11th consecutive year.
Big Analyst Downgrades Weigh on Bank Stock Valuations
Many investors have heard the term "merger Monday" before, but what about "bank stock downgrade Monday" as a new term?
White House Tax Reform Plan May Be Huge for These Top Banks
Historically the passage of a tax reform bill has been very positive for loan growth. Combine that with the potential for rising rates, and some of the top banks could soon see a serious…
43% of Americans Carry Credit-Card Debt for at Least 2 Years
About 29 million Americans who have been carrying credit-card debt have had a balance for at least two years, according to a new study.
Why Massachusetts Is First in Financial Literacy
Massachusetts is the most financially literate state, based on a study by WalletHub that evaluated all 50 states and the District of Columbia on their financial savviness.
How the Amex Dividend Hike Stacks Up Against Financials in the Dow
Now Amex is looking for a new enticement to lure new shareholders — with another dividend hike.
The Best and Worst Customer Service in the Banking Industry
Customer service ratings on U.S. banks have been lukewarm, but improving. Here are the results of a recent survey on customer service for six of the country's largest banks.
Equifax CEO Retirement Announcement May Only Indicate Worse Problems
When CEOs retire at a pre-retirement age in the wake of a corporate scandal, it is not a traditional retirement, not at all. This is nothing less than a modern-day version of a CEO…
Frequent Overdrafters Hold 9% of All Accounts, Pay 79% of Overdraft Fees
Frequent overdrafters at banks account for 9% of all accounts but paid 79% of all overdraft and insufficient fund fees, according to a report from the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.