A credit card industry processor sued its lender ... "To use a percentage, 100% correct, yes," Catanzarite said. Peter Kessler of Griffin Partners in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania argued for NPS ...

Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 may discharge or reorganize your credit card debt. Some debts may not be cleared in bankruptcy, such as nondischargeable obligations, recent luxury purchases or fraudulent ...

The Biden administration issued a rule that would bar medical debt from being included on credit reports. Consumer advocates ...

In this episode of PennyWise, host Nat Cardona welcomes NerdWallet's Sarah Rathner to discuss the findings from the 2024 ...

[CNN] A new rule will end the inclusion of medical debt on credit reports Outstanding credit card and other revolving debt decreased $13.7 billion, the most since early in the pandemic, after ...

NerdWallet’s annual report shows that household credit card debt growth has slowed, and the gap between wages and cost of living increases has narrowed over the past five years. Still ...

As numerous economic hurdles loom, millions of Americans have found themselves struggling with their debt payments. About 20% of credit card users are maxed out, meaning that they've used up all ...

She and her husband Kevin had piled up about $20,000 in credit card debt. “He lost a job, and we ended up having to put a few months’ worth on a credit card of all of our base bills,” Briana ...

Nobody wants to fall into debt, but it happens all too easily — and quickly. Some of the most common expenses that throw people into credit card debt are unexpected medical bills, emergency ...

Think of public debt as the government’s credit card. When taxes and other revenue sources aren’t enough to cover spending, the government borrows to bridge the gap. Public debt refers to the ...

Credit card debt, though, can be particularly hard for borrowers to get out of, due to high interest rates that currently average around 20%. A recent report from personal finance site Bankrate ...

Credit card debt hit a record high of $930 billion for Americans in the final quarter of 2019, according to the latest data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York released on Feb. 11.