Starting Oct. 1, a new standard in credit card technologies goes into effect. — -- Chip-enabled credit cards will now become the standard for consumers and business owners. Banks and credit ...

we'll be able to slide or dip our chip-equipped credit cards at chip-enabled terminals at the register. You might see the new way of doing things as soon as the next time you shop at Target or ...

This is the day when retailers and credit card issuers must either be using EMV chip technology or assume greater liability for fraudulent purchases. If you haven’t received a new chip card ...

The new card includes a chip — it’s a small ... up 79 percent in the three years following the switch to EMV chip credit cards,” says attorney Steven Weisman, author of Identity Theft ...

On the credit cards we’ve all used in the US ... and it expects to keep issuing new chip cards as its customers’ old magnetic stripe cards expire through 2016, according to a representative.

A CreditCard.com survey completed in early September found that 60% of Americans had yet to receive the new chip cards. The deadline doesn’t change much for credit-card users, who still are not ...

we'll be able to slide or dip our chip-equipped credit cards at chip-enabled terminals at the register. You might see the new way of doing things as soon as the next time you shop at Target or ...

Are you still waiting for your new smart-chip enabled credit and debit card? Millions of Americans are, and the Federal Trade Commission is crediting scammers with taking advantage of that.

You may have received a new credit card or debit card with a computer chip embedded in it in the mail recently. It's part of a nationwide shift by major card issuers to offer added security ...

Don't have an EMV chip card yet? Don't worry ... "I want my safer, shinier new credit card now." Well, the good news is that you don't have to wait, and there are plenty of options to choose ...

Have you received your new or reissued credit card with a chip that stores your credit-card data? The cards have a square, gold or silver metallic-like image. If we believe recent news reports ...

Chip-enabled credit cards will now become the standard for consumers and business owners. Banks and credit companies have been sending consumers new cards, which look like their old cards but are ...