Credit/Debt

Consumer advocates are up in arms over Bank of America’s pilot program that charges fees to credit card customers. Is BofA breaking the law?

Credit card rage has swept the nation. Here are the names and stunts you need to know, plus some tips on how to start your own viral outcry.

Not only have credit card companies continued to use practices that will be outlawed come February, many of their policies have gotten harsher.

Have you been told you need to spend a minimum amount to use your credit card at a certain merchant or grocery store? Know your rights and defend them.

With popular Web sites for voicing complaints, consumers are broadcasting their painful credit card experiences far and wide.

Are you being fleeced by your debt relief provider? If you’re faced with any one of these five red flags, tell the scammers to take a hike.

A 12-year-old reportedly received a credit card offer. But there’s more to this story.

They’re tough to get and in demand, but obtaining the tricky zero-interest credit card is doable — if you know which landmines to navigate.

Debt isn’t always to be shunned. The key is knowing the difference between good debt and bad.

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