JPMorgan Chase is hoping to help consumers manage their debt while still spending with the unveiling of their new credit card, Blueprint. It is typical for credit card companies to want consumers to increase their debt but the Blueprint card is taking a innovative new angle to keep consumers spending. Blueprint helps consumers take charge of their finances with free tools they can use to pay down balances, manage everyday spending and pay off major purchases.

Everything happened very quickly with Bear Stearns and JPMorgan Chase Bank. What was expected already for few days after the Bear Stearns' demise became an announcement as JPMorgan says it will buy Bear Stearns. Remember that few days ago last week JPMorgan with the US Government came to rescue Bear Stearns and today in the release below JP is buying the giant investment bank.

JP Morgan intends to invest $750 million in the Asia-Pacific region against the background of IMF’s forecast of economic growth that may outplace the USA during the current year.

Chase's new marketing campaign, which debuts Sunday, will shine a laser-like focus on What Matters to customers, alerting them to the ways Chase can help them manage their money and their lives. "Our customers' everyday financial lives are changing," said Ryan McInerney, head of marketing for Chase's Consumer Bank. "Our new brand focus reiterates our commitment to keep pace with our customers and deliver benefits that can make both an immediate and long-term impact on their lives."

For the eight consecutive year, Clearstream Banking has received the ‘Quality Recognition Award’ by JPMorgan Chase Bank in recognition of its standards and high quality funds transfer operations area.