CREDIT INDUSTRY REFORM

This article is about the anger the banking industry has at the pending credit card reform.

The Senate recently passed credit card reform. Read on to find out what these reforms mean for you.

I'm sorry to disappoint you, but there is not legal way to stop creditors from reporting your credit behavior. The only way to control your credit report in a positive manner is to give creditors good behavior to report.

President Obama took his fight for financial reform to New York, Thursday, addressing an audience at Cooper Union College that included a number of politicians and top financial executives.

The inevitable transition away from mag-stripe credit cards and to a chip-and-PIN system is necessitated by rampant fraud abuses with the mag-stripe. Americans who shop abroad may have their cards refused by merchants in favor of EMV cards.

Learn how the Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility, and Disclosure Act of 2009 (CARD ACT) will change the way to use your credit cards.

Credit Unions have recently found new popularity given the plight of the big Wall Street and national banks. But is a credit union a good choice for a small business? Yes ... and, no.

Sen. Chris Dodd introduced a sweeping financial reform bill Monday. The bill works to increase the government's control over the financial industry.

To bill or not to bill? Article addresses President Obama's proposed "Healthcare Reform Bill", his relentless attempts to sway Senate, Congress, and the world at large, to adopt his position concerning an immediate need for reformed healthcare in America?

Recently there has been some great debate over President's Obama's plan for public option for health care reform. I personally believe that the Public Option for Health Care Reform is s a great idea.

February's pending banking reform deadline has led banks to implement major changes to credit card accounts. All those with credit cards will be affected to some degree.

Market-based plan for healthcare reform

This paper explores the airline industry since deregulation. After a short summary of pre-deregulation industry issues, the analysis focuses on major issues in the industry including service to small communities, fuel prices, mergers, and options for the future.

This article analyzes externalities, elasticity of demand, and wage inequality in the airlines industry.

This is a call to demand sensible reforms, not expensive boondoggles from Congress. We have had enough of change we cannot afford and legislation passed along partisan lines with lawmakers not even given time to read the bill.

My opinion of the public health insurance option being proposed by President Obama and some Democrats in Congress.

Currently there is concern in the financial world regarding business capital preservation, strategies for raising new capital and responding to tight capital markets. America is experiencing sweeping executive-base salary freezes, and lower 2008 payouts.

Why does the government's own data contradict its claims of a severe credit crisis in 2008? If oil prices rose so sharply because of surging demand did it gone down now because consumer demand has halved and other important questions.

This in-depth article explains the author's theory according to a previously published article that lawyers are responsible for the Sub-prime mortgage loan crisis.

Gone are the days when the customer was right, gone are the days when a company wanted your business, and here are the days that the customer has to work at being considered an asset.

The transportation of electricity, the different views of deregulation, government ownership of electric utilities, how deregulation will impact Connecticut, viewpoints of the California power crisis, and the role of FERC will all be explored.