Credit Card Use Dips to 31% of Holiday Shoppers, NRF Says
Less than one-third of Christmas shoppers surveyed said they used credit cards as their preferred payment method so far this holiday season, according to a…
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Less than one-third of Christmas shoppers surveyed said they used credit cards as their preferred payment method so far this holiday season, according to a…
The Federal Housing Administration will lower its upfront premiums for mortgage insurance and reduce annual fees for certain borrowers who qualify for streamlined refinancing into…
A top consumer debt buyer will pay a $2.5 million civil penalty to settle charges with the Federal Trade Commission that it misrepresented debt owed…
Under pressure from privacy and child-protection groups, Facebook has redone and expanded its “Safety Center,” taking input from various organizations to tackle cyberbullying and other…
The Federal Trade Commission said it has shut down a “robo-calling” operation that sold phony debit relief services, including claims of significantly lowering credit card…
The director of the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said a new rule is forthcoming to prevent most mortgage servicers from imposing charges for hazard…
The debt load of U.S. consumers — including credit cards, and auto and student loans — is growing — and fewer are inquiring about taking…
They testified before the House Financial Services Committee, one mortgage industry expert after another, and they all had a similar theme: the Obama Administration’s mortgage…
The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau plans to propose new rules to protect mortgage borrowers from “costly surprises or getting the runaround” from their mortgage…
From both sides of the political isle, members of Congress know firsthand the burden of growing student loan debt faced by millions of college graduates…
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