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YouTube Debtor's Revolt: Too Far or Totally Justified?
In the wake of the recession, it's become increasingly common for credit card companies to jack up interest rates — in some cases, without due cause. Typically, outraged customers seek an explanation via customer service representative – but one disgruntled card holder took her case to YouTube
In the now viral video, aptly titled Debtor's Revolt Begins Now, B of A customer, Ann Minch launches a heated attack on the bank, claiming that her interest rate was raised from 12.99 percent to a whopping 30 percent, despite diligent and timely payments. Her attempts to negotiate with the branch, where she has been a customer for 14 years, were dismissed — until her now infamous rant gained some serious media attention, and was finally seen by one of the Bank's executives, who re-adjusted her interest to its original rate.
What Should New Moms Stock Up On?
I’m at a baby shower one weekend, birthday party the next. Shopping for toddlers can get pricey, but there are easy ways to save. As a Bank of America customer, learn how you can earn up to 20 percent cash back at over 300 online retailers through the bank’s new Add It Up™ online shopping website.
Your Home Never Looked So Good!
If you’re spending more time at home to save money, why not make it more cozy, modern, and comfortable with a few new items that won’t break the bank? As a Bank of America customer, learn how you can earn up to 20 percent cash back at over 300 online retailers by shopping through the bank’s new Add It Up™ website. Simply sign in with your online banking ID at bankofamerica.com/additup, click through to the desired store, and use your Bank of America debit or credit card to start earning cash back when buying that new lamp at Vivre.com.
What Are You Shopping Online For This Summer?
If you love online shopping like me, feed your shopping habit with a new savings habit! As a Bank of America customer, learn how you can earn up to 20 percent cash back at over 300 online retailers through the bank’s new Add It Up™ online shopping website. It’s easy!
What Beauty Product Can’t You Live Without?
Beauty junkies can never have enough products, but what’s new isn’t always wallet-friendly — gotta find those deals! As a Bank of America customer, learn how you can earn up to 20 percent cash back at over 300 online retailers through the bank’s new Add It Up™ online shopping website. Great deal!
Keep the Change — You’ve Earned It!
There’s just something more satisfying about buying that morning coffee from the cute barista at your coffee shop than brewing your own cup o’ joe — even if it has the potential to save you money, right? Guilt-free solution: Bank of America’s Keep the Change savings program — where every debit card purchase is rounded up to the nearest dollar and the difference is transferred from your checking to your savings account. So, when you buy that $2.50 coffee, the program rounds it up to $3 and automatically transfers $0.50 from your checking to your savings account.
Browse, Shop, and Earn Cash Back!
You’ve spent hours online shopping for Summer sandals, and now you’re eyeing some espadrilles and can’t resist the urge to make them yours! Well, now you have even more reason to browse and shop online. As a Bank of America customer, learn how you can earn up to 20 percent cash back at over 300 online retailers through the bank’s new Add It Up™ online shopping website.
Shop Smart This Summer!
Times may be tough, but there’s no need to overlook those little things that help you further your career and keep you organized. The key? Shop smart and take advantage of programs that help you find the best deals.
Should Bailed Out Banks Spend Millions on Sports Teams?
There's nothing surprising about companies sponsoring sports teams, but Bank of America may have gone too far. The bank, which has received $45 billion in taxpayer money, sponsored a five-day blowout called "NFL Experience" last week, and according to insiders the tents alone cost $800,000. ABC reports that in total, being the official bank of the NFL has put the bank (or taxpayer) back $10 million.
Vern Yip's Transformation in the Tenderloin
Vern Yip and Bank of America recently teamed up to transform a worn community center at an affordable housing complex into something much more vibrant. You can see the before shot here. To see how the space was transformed, check out the slideshow.
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