Credit Talk USA Worldwide Live – Show dated 8-27-2012

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Bank customers beware. A little-known, but massive, database maintained by ChexSystems could be tracking your banking behavior and determine your banking future.

ChexSystems allows banks to report the bad behaviors of customers. And, CNNMoney warns, you can be denied a checking account because your bank can find out in an instant if you've bounced too many checks, owe money on an overdrawn account or engaged in fraud.

Much attention is given to fairness and protection in the banking system, but the concern is usually for consumers.

Song Pick

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWK1sG3spiE

Keith Urban
For You

http://www.moneynews.com/StreetTalk/ChexSystems-banking-track-account/2012/08/17/id/448932

Special Entertainment News: Big Summer movies 2012

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 The Avengers," which launched the summer in mid-spring with its May 4 release. The superhero supergroup scored the biggest three-day weekend ever with $200.3 million, and went on to become the third highest-grossing film in history. "The Amazing Spider-Man," which broke a Tuesday opening record with $35 million -- feel a little lukewarm. Only one more big movie-event awaits us, "The Dark Knight Rises," on July 20, 2012 and many more. For fans of superhero films, action movies, and comedies. Just about every major comic book character is represented on the screen this summer - with the exception of Superman and X-Men, which we won't see back in theaters until 2013 - and the 2012 summer release calendar is one of the more impressive schedules of the past dozen years.

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CTUSA - Big bank bailouts less likely. Thanks Dodd-Frank!

http://money.cnn.com/2011/09/21/news/economy/dodd_frank_moodys/index.htm?iid=HP_LN


When Moody's downgraded three banks on Wednesday, it gave a big thumbs up to the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reforms that aim to ensure there won't be any more big bank bailouts. "It is more likely now than during the financial crisis to allow a large bank to fail should it become financially troubled, as the risks of contagion become less acute," Moody's wrote in its downgrade note of Wells Fargo's stock