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Cellphone Banking: the Pros and Cons

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The newest fad among avid mobile users is accessing financial information right from their cellphones. Six of the top 10 U.S. banks now offer some sort of cellphone banking. Today, U.S. News's Emily Brandon discusses the pluses and minuses of cellphone banking, from convenience to hefty text-messaging fees. 

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