— -- Citing customer concerns and a "changing competitive marketplace," Bank of America said it won't charge customers a fee for using their debit cards. "We have listened to our customers ...

A security breach involving an undisclosed company has prompted Bank of America to cancel the debit cards of numerous customers, a spokesman for the country's largest bank said Thursday. Bank of ...

Bank of America notifies affected customers, as it has been required to do under California law since 2003. ‘Through our fraud monitoring and based on information we receive from the card ...

Earlier this year, Bank of America announced plans to charge debit card customers a $5 monthly fee for simply existing and then tried to pass off the fees as a tax. The backlash was swift and painful.

Bank of America said on Tuesday it will no longer charge overdraft fees on debit card purchases as of this summer, a move that may cost millions in fee income.The change will eliminate one of the m… ...

Bank of America's debit card fee will be rolled out in stages starting with select states in early 2012. The company would not say which states would be affected first.

Bank of America customers will soon be unable to spend more than they have in the accounts linked to their debit cards. It’s a step that may become a common move ahead of new regulations ...

The $5 fee will debut next year for the bank’s basic checking accounts. It will apply only to debit card purchases and not to ATM withdrawals, online bill pay or mobile phone transfers.

The Observer reported Sept. 20 that Bank of America was planning to begin issuing debit cards with chips later this year. The bank began issuing credit cards with the chips to consumers in 2012.

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) – Bank of America Corp. is the first major U.S. bank to issue debit cards with chip technology, a move that other banks are sure to follow, according to financial industry ...