Here are ten prevalent credit card blunders to avoid: 1. Withdrawing Cash from Your Credit Card Using your credit card to withdraw cash may seem like a quick fix in emergencies, but it comes with high ...

Two in five Americans have maxed out their credit cards. Low savings — coupled with inflation and higher prices — have ...

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The Fed made a 0.5% rate cut on Sept. 18 and is projecting a smaller 0.25% cut on Nov. 7. Though one single interest rate cut ...

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San Jose ranked as the city with the least amount of non-home loan debt, where the average resident has $26,704 owed. It also has among the lowest student loan debt amounts in the top 50 metros, with ...

Marriott’s executive team Monday morning indicated they’re about to roll out a major cost-cutting initiative to appeal to ...

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will soon have to defend its interpretive buy now/pay later rule in court following an industry advocacy group lawsuit. Here's what's at stake.

From the column: "Here in Minnesota ... the Swedes — and, later, the Hmongs and Somalis — (did not) push for their languages ...

Officials in North Carolina said stolen credit card info was used to buy items which were then returned to the stores for cash – and in other cases were sold to waiting buyers.

When civil and criminal penalties don't deter people from skipping out on their taxes, the IRS has other tools it can use.

Consumers should have control over their personal financial data and be free to choose a new bank or other financial service ...