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Many people when shopping or online payment worried that the data or information into the hands of a fraud or just victims of these scams. To this solution exists. This solution is called Verified by Visa (VbV), this is a service that offers the VISA as a security measure and will soon be mandatory in all online transactions. When a bank offers a verification service, customers can associate a password with their Visa card in addition to normal security processes. If VbV verification service is activated, customers can not complete the transaction without their password.

HOW IT WORKS
I mean, suppose you buy something.
• You choose what you want to buy
• Enter details of your VISA card
• automatically you will see a new window asking you Verified by Visa, password confirm password or information you’ve added as a security measure.
• Once the information is validated, you will see a message stating that your purchase has been made.

You must register your card in Verified by Visa (VbV) to use this service; the cost is free and is a simple process that most people can complete in a few minutes. Each bank has its own page to load, so that each has its own policy. Some banks may be asked to verify VbV, others ask you to confirm your data, others simply do not ask.

So if you do not freeze when you pay with your credit card after verifying your information, this is asking you to confirm your information again in another window. Only your bank requesting information service activate for purchase. Remember that this is a security measure that ensures that only you can use a credit card and that sooner or later you have to activate it, because it is a fact that the Verified by Visa in the future will be mandatory for all of your transactions online.

Loans from the Small Business Administration (SBA) made by banks to small businesses owned by Hispanics in California dropped 84 percent from 2007 to 2009, the highest percentage decline in minority business loans reported Monday.

According to the California Reinvestment Coalition, a nonprofit advocating for minorities equal access to the bank, “small businesses” that make the work more than any other segment of the economy have no access to credit, what they cut staff and many have had to close. “

Coalition explained that the amount of loans to small businesses in California declined by 1.5 million between 2007 and 2009, which means a reduction of 21.000 million dollars.

Five of the largest banks in the Hispanic market, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, U. S. Bank, Union Bank and Citibank-trimmed SBA loans to Hispanic businesses by 89 percent.

As a result of the economic crisis and lack of credit support, in Los Angeles was closed on 25 percent of businesses in 2009 compared with 2007, which means the city which has lost more than 150,000 jobs.

The report “Small Business Access to Credit: The Little Engine That Could” noting that in addition to Los Angeles in five counties-Alameda, Fresno, Sacramento, San Diego and Santa Clara-loans to small businesses located in low-income people has been reduced from 70 to 79 percent.

Bringing together nearly 400 senior executives and economists, the bank company BCI and the Division of Economiand Finance Bank, which conducted the first economic forum entitled “Challenging the Paradigm, facing the recovery,” which was attended by 2001 Nobel Prize for Economics Joseph Stiglitz and the Chairman of the Central Bank, Rodrigo Vergara.

Nobel Prize praised the economic policies that have followed Chile in recent years and highlighted management of state taxation, which in his view, has made the national economy in a privileged position.

For this, Stiglitz said that Chile, emerging countries as well, highlighted by a financial system that is very well regulated and strong public finances axis, which in his opinion has become one of the best ways to overcome the crisis, as has been seen in the case of Asian countries, which continues to grow.

“Asia can sustain current growth rates thanks to a good financial system, that Asia has been very active,” he added.

According to a professor from Columbia University and a Ph.D. Economics from MIT, is now the world is divided into several groups, in which Europe and the U.S. is very weak and developing countries are the backbone of the global recovery. With this background, Latin America in his opinion “the middle ground.”