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Here Are Two Of Our Highest Rated Prepaid Debit Cards

  • Featured Black Diamond RushCard

    A Black Diamond RushCard is a prepaid Visa card. You can only spend what you deposit, so there are no costly overdraft or interest fees. It’s an easy-to-use and convenient alternative to credit cards and traditional banking–without all of the worry of going into debt or overdrawing your account. The RushCard Black Diamond Visa Card is one of the most popular versions of RushCard, and is one of the cards in RushCards “pay monthly” program. Read More

  • Featured AccountNow Visa Card (Direct Deposit)

    Have you checked out the AccountNow Prepaid Visa Card yet? Find out why more people choose this prepaid debit card than any other. This version of the card is the card with direct deposit (you can also get the card without direct deposit, but it costs more). Read More



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Recent Debit News

  • Is More Regulation in Store for the Prepaid Debit Card Industry?

    The fate of the Consumer Financial Protection Agency remains uncertain, with its home and powers still not agreed in the Senate negotiations. Barney Frank, who is Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, has threatened to try to kill any legislation that does not, in his view, have sufficient independence and powers. It is becoming increasingly unclear who will win this slow-motion dogfight.

  • RushCard Adds 50,000 More Load Locations

    UniRush, LLC, the company behind the RushCard line of prepaid debit cards, today announced that they have joined the Green Dot reload network. The move adds 50,000 more load locations for RushCard prepaid debit card holders.

  • NetSpend vs. Green Dot — Do Distribution Channels Matter?

    Today, NetSpend Corporation announced that NetSpend cardholders loaded a record $1.04 billion onto their NetSpend prepaid cards during the month of February 2010. How do those numbers stack up against those recently made public by Green Dot? Do the different distribution channels of the two companies make a difference?