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The Federal Reserve has slashed its benchmark rate to 1 percent, yet many people are getting hit with higher rates and fees on their credit cards. Normally, when the Fed cuts rates, credit-card issuers follow suit, resulting in lower monthly payments ...

Credit-card users face higher fees, rates - Charleston Gazette

The average annual interest rates charged on popular types of credit cards moved down for the fourth-straight week, according to Bankrate.com. For low-interest cards, which have rates below the national average but are often offered only to customers ...

Credit card interest rates fall 4th-straight week - Forbes

Lower interest rates and government handouts may not boost spending and growth as Australians use cash to reduce debts Reuters A DECADE-long credit binge by Australians has left them struggling with a mountain of debt that may blunt central bank and ...

Credit hangover threatens Australia’s stimulus plan  - Business Day South Africa

Payday lenders seem to be on every corner in Fresno, and an independent report reminds us of what a truly bad deal payday loans are for borrowers. This is especially true for those who end up in a vicious cycle of one loan after another. Consumers ...

Cost of payday loans is too high - Fresno Bee

People want to compare this recession to the recession of 1981. But there are differences. In 1981, we didn't have payday lenders, tax anticipation loans and high interest credit cards. Those three industries have made huge profits pushing their ...

Fixing the Economy, from the Bottom Feeders Up - Huffingtonpost.com

NEW YORK (AP) - Average interest rates on most types of credit cards rose slightly this week, according to a report from CreditCards.com. Annual percentage rates on seven out of nine categories of cards — business, instant approval, airline ...

Report: Rates on most types of credit cards rise - MSN MoneyCentral

Low-interest or no-interest credit cards are like getting a free dose of crack cocaine: seductive and dangerously addictive. Waiting until age 35 to put $5,000 into a retirement account means getting as much as $200,000 less at retirement than ...

Miami clinic shows way to sound financial future - Miami Herald

Bryan and Trudi Sorge used two no-interest credit cards to pay for a new deck at their Pine, Colo., home, unaware the transaction would lower their credit score. "We thought why use the cash, this is easier," said Trudi Sorge. "But because we maxed ...

Now more than ever, your credit score can make life tough - or a whole ... - Boston Globe

Bryan and Trudi Sorge used two credit cards with 0 percent interest rates to pay for a new deck at their Pine, Colo., home, unaware the transaction would lower their credit score. "We thought why use the cash, this is easier," said Trudi, 47. "But ...

Credit scores more important than ever for best loan rates - Contra Costa Times

The Amish use credit cards, just like the rest of us. If you just know a little of the usual stuff about the Amish, that sounds so hard to believe at first. After all, the Amish are known for living a rather quaint 19th century lifestyle. They drive ...