The consent order requires the bank to pay a $5 million fine for the violations described above and to refund car owners for costs associated with duplicative FPI. Send Print Report.

In 2014, they ordered the bank to pay $727 million for unlawful credit card practices. Last year, they ordered Bank of America to pay $10 million over illegal garnishments.

Bank of America on Tuesday agreed to pay $250 million in fines and compensation to settle claims the bank systematically double-charged customers fees, withheld promised credit card perks, and ...

Bank of America agreed to pay a total of $150 million in fines and reimburse customers $100 million. “Bank of America wrongfully withheld credit card rewards, double-dipped on fees, and opened ...

While Bank of America money orders aren’t available, plenty of secure payment alternatives are available. If you need a paper form of payment, opt for a cashier’s check.

Bank of America is being ordered to pay more than $100 million to customers for double-dipping on some fees, withholding reward bonuses and opening some accounts without customer consent.

It can be helpful to consider the difference between a money order vs. cashier’s check when deciding which form of payment to use. That way, you can look at what your needs are and select the ...

The order, reached March 31 and ... She said that the nearly $540.3 million payment from Bank of America would cover its underpaid assessments spanning from the second quarter of 2013 through the ...

The order, reached March 31 and ... She said that the nearly $540.3 million payment from Bank of America would cover its underpaid assessments spanning from the second quarter of 2013 through the ...

With Apple Pay, if you have a bank account or card linked to your Apple Wallet, you can move money between them with just a few taps -- no special request necessary.

You pay for the money order upfront, plus a small fee. The issuer gives you a secure document that you can use to pay someone else. This is why money orders are considered safer than personal checks.