Here’s the deal. “Prepaid debit cards” are different than “account-linked debit cards”.
An account-linked debit card is a debit card issued by a deposit-taking bank, and is usually issued as a supplemental access device to access your account (for example, it may be issued by your bank
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There is enough confusion out there about how the prepaid debit card industry works, that it warrants a brief explanation. Now, keep in mind this is a very simplistic explanation of the industry’s structure, but for all intents and purposes, it should provide some insight.
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In the United States, a person must be at least 18 years old to obtain a credit card. People under the age of 18
Prepaid cards come in a number of varieties. To understand the different varieties, it helps to understand how each type works.
The two main types of prepaid debit cards are: “open loop” and “closed loop” cards. A closed loop prepaid card is merchant specific and can only be used
Issuer: Horizon Bank, SSB
Headquarters:Austin, Texas
Website: Horizon Bank
FDIC Status: Horizon Bank, SSB (FDIC Cert: 3256) is FDIC Insured. Horizon Bank, SSB has been FDIC insured since January 1, 1934.
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JPMorgan Chase and Capital One, two of the largest banks in the country, will soon have to pay out multi-million dollar settlements to their customers for unfair practices. This is an epic battle between David (the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) and 2 goliath banks.
JPMorgan Chase,