I’m 72, rely solely on Social Security and have $77K in credit card debt. Should I sell my home to pay it off? Imagine this ...

Credit card debt is rising and so are interest rates. Consumer Investigator Caresse Jackman talks to WalletHub about ...

Consolidating your debt can be a smart approach if you have decent credit and can qualify for rates significantly lower than ...

Seeing your credit card rewards steadily lose value over time may be the least of your worries. In some cases, you might ...

Where credit card accounts assessed interest saw average rates as low as 16.04 percent in 2018, indebted consumers are now paying average rates of 20.13 percent as of February 2025, according to ...

Rewards optimizers might also cycle their credit to earn more points, miles or cash back. Consider the impact of credit cycling with a 2% flat-rate cash back card and a $1,000 credit limit.

As credit card debt accumulates, it becomes a vicious cycle that is challenging to break free from. The burden of financial strain can seem overwhelming, causing individuals to feel trapped in a ...

It’s nothing short of a scandal that credit card interest rates barely budge, no matter what is happening with official rates ...

Brex reports significant differences between business and personal credit cards, affecting spending limits, credit reporting, ...

Striking the right balance between interest-rate and credit risk can be a good idea in the late stages of a credit cycle. We think it’s a particularly good idea in this credit cycle.

The credit cycle does not yet seem to have turned; at worst, it is mixed. Last quarter we were wondering in our Q1 commentary, will this be the year credit trends reverse?