Should You Really Cut Up That Credit Card?
We have found that many big lenders, facing rising defaults and new regulation that would hurt profit, have started introducing ways to offset loss of revenue from consumers.
The Top 6 Luxury Credit Cards For The Wealthy
Nowadays, the wealth of a person is not evident through the watch around his wrist, the tie around his neck or the shoes on his feet, but by the plastic in his wallet. A credit card often represents a person's spending ability and credit history.
Discover More Card Offers $50 Cash Back Bonus, 0% Intro APR, and More
With today's reward credit cards, it seems cash back is the new black. If you are in the market for a new cash back rewards card, then the Discover More Card is worth taking a look at.
First Premier Bank Offer Credit Card with 79.9% APR…Wait, What?
If it seems like someone has made a mistake, we assure you it's not us. NBC San Diego news reported that First Premier Bank of Sioux Falls, SD, is offering a credit card that charges an interest rate of 79.9%.
BofA Reveals Plans to Impose Credit Card Annual Fees Next Year
It appears that even with the sweeping reforms in the credit card industry scheduled to go into effect as early as December 1 this year, consumers have yet to see the last of the credit card fees and charges that are costing them dearly.
Major Banks Declare positions ahead of New Credit Card Laws
Bank of America and Wells Fargo in separate and very different announcements declared their position on credit card rates ahead of the new Credit Card Law.
Credit Card Minimum Payment: How Much Does It Really Cost You?
Using credit cards have become an essential part of everyday life for many consumers.
Credit Card Reward Programs Are Experiencing Cutbacks
Credit cards play a major part in the lives of many people today. Many Americans have long-standing relationships with their credit cards. Credit cards are used for making everyday purchases.
New Credit Card Rules are in Effect – More Changes to Come in February
It was signed into law last May 22 by President Obama but the Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure (CARD) Act of 2009 officially went into effect last August 20. And that's just the first phase of it.
Take Out A HELOC Before You Get the Pink Slip
Now more than ever, most households are having a harder time making ends meet.
