Allyssa Beird

Allyssa Beird

What is Regulation E in Banking?

E in Banking

In the intricate realm of banking and finance, consumer protection is paramount. One of the key regulations designed to safeguard the interests of consumers is Regulation E. This federal regulation, established under the Electronic Fund Transfer Act (EFTA) by the…

Elder Financial Abuse: How to Spot and Report It

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One of the most common ways elders experience abuse is through misappropriation of funds.  According to the National Council of Aging, nearly five million older Americans face elder abuse each year, resulting in financial losses of approximately $36.5 billion annually.…

Identifying 4 Types of Mobile Payments Fraud

mobile payments fraud

With the rise of mobile technology, enterprises and institutions are rapidly creating mobile apps to enable consumers to conduct e-commerce transactions conveniently and efficiently. From digital payment processing, investing, and money transfers, billions of dollars are exchanged on these mobile-friendly…

What is Safe Harbor in the Bank Secrecy Act?

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Depending on who you are, the first rule of the Bank Secrecy Act is “don’t talk about the Bank Secrecy Act.” Secrecy is a key feature of the law’s requirement to submit Suspicious Activity Reports in certain cases. In fact,…

How Do Debit Card Disputes Work?

Debit-Card-Dispute

Money comes and, sometimes even more quickly, it goes. In today’s expanded age of one-click shopping and in-app purchases, the power to claw back cash is like a magic key for buyers. One such buyer in our orbit lately said…

How Authentication in Internet Banking Works

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Once considered unique to each individual, artificial intelligence has shown the human voice to be convincingly cloneable. In banking, this means that voice-based biometric passwords are no longer the fail-proof layer of unhackable authentication bank users hoped they would be.…