Christina Wrote: Here's one for you -

Washington Post Friday, July 30, 2010 iStockphoto.com After the recession forced credit card companies to purge their rosters of the riskiest loans, the industry is facing a new dilemma: customers who are too good. Card issuers have long found their bread and butter in penalty fees and high interest rates paid by consumers who carry a balance. But that business model has been upended by the ...

I saw this posted at WWW.YOUTUBE.COM.

"Debthelper.com is licensed in many states throughout the nation to provide debt management, pre- and post-bankruptcy counseling, reverse mortgage counseling and other financial education options. For community groups, schools and businesses located in the South Florida area, Credit Card Management Services also offers free, on-site personal finance and credit education seminars catered to your ..."

Brandon is looking for more info.

I found this posted at BIZ.YAHOO.COM on Friday.

"Fewer consumers were late on their credit card payments in June, according to a report Fitch Ratings released Thursday. Payments that were 60 or more days late dropped to 3.86 percent in June from 4.01 percent in May."

All credit card companies allow you to dispute a charge but what happens when a company adds an unexpected charge to your account? Good Question

WWW.YOUTUBE.COM writes:

This one is for my sister Anna:

I saw this posted Thursday.

"Fort Smith police believe a woman made fraudulent charges on a credit card she found at a concert in May."