credit cards

Americans are charging more according to a new study from CardHub.com.

Since the recession, the number of young consumers across the country who are living without credit cards has doubled. Instead, many are opting to use debit cards.

There may be legitimate charges on your credit card bill that you were never aware of.

If you’re not smart with spending, or you want to keep a close eye on your child’s allowance, there’s a product growing in popularity that may be perfect for you.

Americans increased their borrowing in May at the fastest pace in a year. Borrowing in the category that includes credit cards reached its highest point since the fall of 2010.

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

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

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

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.

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.