Clark Howard takes a look at the fine print in credit card solicitations and highlights several that consumers should be aware of - including the latest "zero interest for life" marketing approach being used by some card issuers. Howard points out that "in order to get that perk, you usually have to make at least two purchases during each billing cycle. If you ever fail to do that, you lose your zero percent forever."

Ted Griffith reports for the Wilmington News-Journal on the presence that JP Morgan Chase's credit card unit has in Delaware. Griffith reports that Chase is the fourth-largest private employer in Delaware, with 5,700 workers, most of whom are employed in the credit card business, along with about 500 independent contractors, with most of them being technology specialists.   » Continue Reading

Last week, San Francisco Chronicle business columnist David Lazarus wrote about Panama-based Goldwell Corp. and the Chargeback Bureau they operate. Today's Chronicle has a couple interesting letters to the editor following up on Lazarus' story.