Issuer: Discover Bank
Headquarters:Greenwood, Delaware
Website: Discover Bank
FDIC Status: Discover Bank (FDIC Cert: 5649) is FDIC Insured.
Discover Bank has been FDIC insured since January 1, 1934.
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Gift Cards and the Credit Card Act of 2009
As we have discussed elsewhere on GetDebit.com, Gift Cards have come under scrutiny over the past few years, particularly with respect to so-called “dormancy fees” or “inactivity fees”.
Here’s some good news for consumers who enjoy giving and receiving
Check Cards, Bank Cards, ATM Cards… What’s the Difference?
Rate Power: “How Much Home Can I Afford?”
It’s all over the news, is it not? Interest rates. Can you count the times that you’ve heard “Rates are at historic lows!” I’ll just bet you’ve heard or read that claim maybe a hundred times over the past two years. In
Credit Card FAQs
How Old Do I Have To Be To Get A Credit Card?
In the United States, a person must be at least 18 years old to obtain a credit card. People under the age of 18
Can I Make a Deposit at an ATM to My Prepaid Card?
One question that comes up frequently about prepaid cards is whether it is possible to make an ATM deposit to load money on a prepaid debit card. The answer, for most prepaid cards, is
Can I Get a Secondary Card on a Prepaid Debit Card Account?
Many people use prepaid debit cards to transfer money to family or friends. For example, one of the most popular uses of prepaid cards is as a family card, where the parents open an account and get a secondary (or “authorized user“) card for their children.
How to Set up Direct Deposit on a ACE Cash Express Prepaid Debit Card
It takes only a few minutes to arrange for your paycheck or government benefit payment to be automatically deposited to your ACE Cash Express Prepaid Card. There are several benefits to choosing direct deposit over a regular check. Read More
What to Know About Credit Reports and Credit Scores
A credit report is a vital tool that reveals important information about your financial history. It is used by banks and other companies when deciding whether to do business with a person or not. A person with good credit will qualify for lower interest rates on credit cards
Two Prominent Banks in the Hot Seat
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.
Settlement Terms for Consumers
JPMorgan Chase,