A 7-step plan to break up with your bank

The nation’s big banks have backed down. They’ve pulled the plug on their ill-advised plans to charge customers to use their debit cards. On September 29, Bank of America (the second largest bank in the country) set off a wave of negative publicity when it announced it would start charging a $5 monthly debit card fee next year. This week, BofA revoked the fee, the last major institution to do so.

Why banks want to wean you off debit cards

Debit cards are no longer the darling of the banking industry. That’s because new federal rules limit the “swipe fee” big banks are paid when you use their card. This could lower industrywide revenue from debit cards by billions of dollars a year.

Collinsworth: It's fun to be a Bengals fan again

Have you ever heard the stories of people who go to garage sales and end up buying some work of art worth millions? The Bengals just accomplished the opposite — they sold an old table they didn't want for millions.

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Mailbag: When lockout ends, it's game on

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