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Americans cut back on using their credit cards in March, suggesting many were reluctant to take on high-interest debt to make purchases.

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Tighter restrictions and smarter consumers shake down to fewer credit card delinquencies these days, according to a new report.

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You could soon be earning a credit score, good or bad, without owning a credit card or mortgage.

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The Fed says one in five consumer have an error on their credit report. Five percent had an error serious enough to lead them to pay more to borrow to finance a house or a car.

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Federal agents in four states - including New Jersey – arrested 13 people today for allegedly creating thousands of phony identities that were used to steal more than $200 million in merchandise and cash.

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A measure is advancing in Trenton that would stop merchants from adding a swipe fee when you purchase something with a credit card.

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Now that merchants can tag an extra fee on top of a purchase you make with a credit card, all due to a class action settlement last July between credit card companies, banks and merchants…do you feel it’s best just to buy with cash, or pay by check?

Me…no!

I’d just be more aware of who tacks on the extra fee and who doesn’t

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A new study shows those in their 20's and 30's are racking up credit card debt at a higher rate than older consumers.

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Americans swiped their credit cards more often in October and borrowed more to attend school and buy cars.

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Americans cranked up their use of credit cards in the third quarter, racking up more debt than a year ago, while also being less diligent about making payments on time, an analysis of consumer-credit data shows.

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