Next time you fill out a rebate, you might be surprised to get a debit card in the mail, instead of a check. Here's why.
Credit repair companies might be convincing you to commit a crime to avoid paying back debt collectors.
Credit card reform passed by Congress in the spring could be enacted earlier than expected.
Americans are so rattled by high debt that they’ve begun to shun their plastic, meaning card companies are trying to lure them back with simpler deals.
A recent survey found some credit cards are far superior to others. How does your plastic stack up?
Stear clear of these easy ways to drive yourself even farther into the dreaded debt hole.
Why Americans are borrowing less (hint: economy) and what it means in the long run.
With the Credit Reform Act on a February 2010 timeline, card issuers are looking for creative ways to paint a profitable bottom line.
Loan modifications for mortgages are commonplace, but now credit card companies are using them to recoup losses.
Fees, fees and more fees. Banks are finding more and more ways to make debit cards expensive to use.
