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Equifax slapped with $15 Million fine: Is your credit report at risk?

The CFPB cited Equifax’s failure to investigate disputes and resolve errors as part of its crackdown on credit reporting.

Fortune

Fintech Yendo aims to 'stamp out' payday lending with vehicle-backed credit card

“The size of the U.S. population that is credit strapped is so much bigger than people realize. We’re trying to solve this.”

Fortune

1 in 3 Americans Took On Holiday Debt - Here's How To Pay It Off Like A Pro

Experts comment on the financial difficulties and provide advice on debt management. According to a recent poll, 36% of consumers took on holiday debt, with the average amount reaching $1,181.

International Business Times

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The Federal Reserve expects to cut rates more slowly in 2025. Here's what that could mean for you

The Federal Reserve’s third interest rate cut of the year will likely have consequences for debt, savings, auto loans, mortgages and other forms of borrowing by consumers and businesses

The Independent UK

Thanksgiving Dinner Gobbles Up 19% More Cash This Year, Many Holiday Hosts 'Already Regret Their Decision'

Over half, 56%, of Americans say they plan to host guests for Thanksgiving this year. With costs rising 19% from last year, consumers are feeling the pinch.

Benzinga

Budget Horror: Consumers Plan To Spend Less For Halloween Due To Inflation: Study

Many Americans plan on creating do-it-yourself costumes to save a buck.

International Business Times

Here's how and why to add an authorized user to your credit card

You can share your credit card benefits with a simple change.

The Street

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The Federal Reserve is finally lowering rates. Here's what consumers should know

The Federal Reserve has cut its benchmark interest rate from its 23-year high, with consequences for debt, savings, auto loans, mortgages and other forms of borrowing by consumers and businesses

The Independent UK

Rates Hit 23-Year Highs — Where To Borrow Money For 0% Now

Borrowing money these days without paying a king's ransom isn't easy. Interest rates are at 23-year highs. But with a little creativity, if can be done.

Investors Business Daily

Will Capital One's merger with Discover lead to higher fees?

If the Capital One and Discover merger goes through, customers may have to deal with changing payment processing networks and higher interest rates and fees.

Fortune

50 Hilariously Wholesome Dog Ratings To Brighten Up Your Day (New Pics)

Quite a few dogs out there have the power of making even the most tough-looking person go whosagoodboyyesyouare in a high-pitched voice. The post 50 Hilariously Wholesome Dog Ratings To Brighten Up Your Day (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

Bored Panda

How Much Money You Need To Be Happy — And How To Get There

What's your magic number? We're talking about how much money you need to be happy and how to get there by saving and investing.

Investors Business Daily

Apple’s latest pay feature could send you into debt for holiday shopping

The tech giant officially joins the "buy now, pay later" trend, which could put users at financial risk during the holiday season.

The Street

Car buyers bear a heavy burden as Federal Reserve keeps raising rates: Auto-loan rejections are up

The Federal Reserve’s expected move Wednesday to raise interest rates for the 11th time could once again send ripple effects across the economy

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What you should know as the Fed nears the peak of its rate-hiking cycle

The Federal Reserve’s likely decision Wednesday afternoon to leave interest rates alone for the first time in 11 meetings will raise hopes that it may be nearing the end of its rate-hiking campaign to cool inflation

Daily Mirror

Top 16 US cities where you can earn $100k but still struggle to pay all of your bills

Breaking the six-figure income barrier doesn’t automatically mean you’re financially free — at least not in 16 of the 100 largest US metros

The Street

If You Feel Like You're Getting More Pressure to Tip, You're Right

A LendingTree survey found that 66% of Americans feel pressured to tip when the option is presented at checkout.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Credit card debt is rising rapidly. Here's how to manage it

Have you felt increasingly overwhelmed by the growing numbers on your monthly credit card bills? Switching to your debit card and paying the minimum payment may not be enough to quickly eliminate the debt.

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The best credit cards to use at Costco to maximize benefits

The discount superstore does not accept all credit cards and you’ll want to select the card you use carefully to maximize rewards earnings.

The Street

Why Store Credit Cards Are High for the Holidays

Americans are turning to store credit cards for the holiday rush. Is that really a good idea?

Fortune

Major retailers are hiking their store card APRs over 30%; here’s how you can avoid high-interest credit debt

The Kroger supermarket chain is the latest retailer to raise its store card APR. With other retailers following suit, here’s how you can protect your finances.

The Street

Five Consumer 'Junk Fees' Consumers Love to Hate

As Biden's White House takes aim at onerous consumer fees, it’s the “junk” fees that hurt the most.

The Street

How Inflation has Hammered our Finances

A total of 63% millennials have put off their next major financial milestone, according to a survey.

The Street

Thumbs Down: Americans Sour On Political Donations

Is donating to a political campaign a good use of Americans' money? Voters don’t think so.

The Street

Sports Fans Are Ready to Open Their Wallets: Study

A survey shows that 41% of Americans will spend money on sports this fall. The dollar amount may surprise you.

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