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Student loan ‘train wreck’: As return of regular payments loom, servicers have less staff to field expected deluge of calls
‘Longer wait times’ with Saturday call center hours at two major services finished. Changes come after Congress declined to increase funding.
Learn these 5 myths about credit card rewards to reap more benefits
Disavow yourself from some common misconceptions that can hold you back from getting the most out of your credit cards.
An Alabama woman was arrested for falling behind on her trash bill. She’s far from alone.
Police have arrested hundreds in Valley, Ala., for unpaid garbage bills — but harsh punishments for minor debts are common across the U.S.
Don’t make this big mistake when paying down debt
We did the math to show you how making these two small changes to your credit card payments can save you thousands, plus get rid of your debt years sooner.
How does Apple’s Pay Later work, and should you use it?
Although it is zero interest and no fees, financial experts urge caution around BNPL options, saying these payment plans make it easy to overextend yourself.
Obsessing on points and miles? Stop saving them and start using them.
When it comes to travel rewards, saving a million miles might sound impressive, but it’s generally a poor financial decision.
Three hard lessons I learned after getting rejected for a personal loan
A personal loan can be a good way to pay off debt. Here’s what to know about getting a personal loan — and how to avoid getting rejected.
Tempted to open a new credit card? It might get more difficult. Powell warns of ‘tighter credit conditions for households and businesses’
The Fed raised its benchmark interest rate by another 25 basis points on Wednesday as it fights against inflation.
More Americans are using ‘buy now, pay later’ services to pay for groceries. Here’s why that’s a worrying sign.
BNPL has traditionally been used to spread out bigger bills over a period of weeks or months.
Fed rate hike: Here’s how much rates for credit cards, car loans and mortgages have jumped
The Federal Reserve’s rate decisions have huge implications for the economy, the stock market and consumers.
SoFi CEO Anthony Noto on suing over student-loan payment pause: ‘I’m also protecting our shareholders’
Noto was asked whether he worried the suit would damage the company’s reputation.
‘Enough — it’s hurting our business’: SoFi’s campaign to stop the student-loan payment pause that helps its own customers
The financial technology company is suing the government and lobbying lawmakers to force its customers to resume making student-debt payments.
Silicon Valley Bank fallout and worries over banking sector may prompt credit-card issuers to further tighten lending standards
Worries over banks could translate to less attractive APR offers, shorter lines of credit and/or fewer offers for consumers to choose, experts say.
Debit or credit? Giving your kid one of these cards might not be as crazy as you think.
As our world becomes increasingly cashless, it makes sense to teach our kids how to responsibly use debit or credit cards, but which is best?
SoFi sues over student-loan pause to force borrowers to resume making payments
Tens of millions of borrowers have had their student-debt payments paused. But one big fintech company disapproves and wants the payments resumed.
How the CFPB’s plan to slash credit card late fees could affect you
Opponents of the CFPB’s plan to slash credit card late fees say it could affect consumers’ access to credit. Here's what's going on, and how to avoid late fees.
Three habits that can help protect your credit cards from fraud
Dealing with the aftermath of credit card fraud taught me to value security over convenience, and to change these bad habits that made me an easier target.
‘I don’t use cash’: I’m 70 and my home is paid off. I live off Social Security, and I use a credit card for all my spending. Is that risky?
‘My worry is that if my debit card ever gets stolen and there are fraudulent charges, that money comes directly out of my checking account.’
1 in 4 Americans would need to use a credit card to pay a $1,000 expense
Americans' capacity to save money is being put to the test.
More than half of Americans who make $100,000 say they live paycheck to paycheck: survey
'The effects of inflation are eating into every American’s wallet.'
