Asare was inspired with the idea after being approved for a loan and missing important fine print details causing him to deal with an additional bill.

Jaitley said he was concerned that the top leadership of the Congress does not read the fine print.

But because the CCB did not want to do fine print banking, "we decided that all re-evaluation charges will be refunded," he said.

Nick Clements, co-founder of MagnifyMoney, said, 'Few consumers realise how much they actually spend on interest and banking fees because the terms are buried in fine print. Great deals are out there, but it can be difficult and intimidating to compare and choose the right product.

We do all the hard work, read all the fine print and deliver an objective solution on a silver platter.

Summary: With air travel over Europe crippled by the Iceland volcano eruption, passengers are eyeing the fine print to see where they stand.

Many of them blame technology and failure of customers to read the fine print.

WE ALL KNOW SOMEONE (not us, mind you) who's been burned by overlooking those "important change in terms" notices because crucial details are often buried in the fine print. But missing a key point in the terms and conditions of a contract, purchase agreement, or online scheme can cost you money.

Fine print and other details are viewed, analyzed and stored to the PC in this compact, handheld video viewer that portably operates on a desk, in a lab, on a press cylinder, or anywhere else it might be needed.

whose fine print said that if I ever lost my arm in a buzz-saw

Voters who read the fine print are equipped to make price comparisons.

Providing a foundation for fine art printing using inkjet printers, step-by-step instructions guide readers through the process of converting an image file to an outstanding fine print, with techniques illustrated by color photos on every page.