How Credit Scores Actually Fared in the Recession
July 24, 2012
Despite large number of financial difficulties suffered by millions of Americans, new data suggest that consumers' credit ratings haven't taken nearly as large a hit as many might have guessed in the
The private student loan market has expanded significantly in the past decade, both as a result of increasing tuitions at colleges and universities around the country, and the economic downturn forcin
Borrowers typically obtain payday loans to cover regular living expenses rather than for an emergency expense.
Nadya Suleman, who in 2009 famously gave birth to octuplets as a result of in vitro fertilization, recently helped a lender launch an initiative known as "OctoLoan."
The federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau recently hit Capital One with a $210 million penalty that includes fines paid to the government and reimbursement for customers.
Credit availability has expanded significantly in the last year, but when it comes to mortgages, fears over large amounts of delinquency are preventing lenders from diving back in.
A growing number of people with student loan debt - and in default - are nearing retirement.
These days, you might be getting a lot of offers for credit cards promising low interest rates, but you might not be getting the best offers out there.
A pending settlement between merchant groups and two major payment processors could allow retailers to start charging consumers higher prices for any transactions completed using a credit card.
A type of credit card technology that is popular around the world will soon be available to American Express cardholders in the U.S.