Consumer Payment Card News

Small business owner optimism continues to hold steady despite concerning and growing global economic negative indicators. However, the delay in turmoil is likely linked …

U.S. credit card debt continued to decline in September for the second consecutive month following a July surge and an April/May spending binge. In …

Midwest credit unions offer a balanced mix of points and cash-back for their credit card programs and 75% offer introductory rates ranging from 0% …

Southern credit unions offer single digit interest rates and are nearly devoid of fees, except for reasonable late payment fees. Besides the extremely competitive …

Card APRs for U.S.-issued major credit cards in the third-quarter increased by 64 basis points (bps) between the third-quarter 2018 (3Q/18) and 3Q/19, as …

U.S. credit card debt began to unravel in August as Americans knocked-off $2 billion in new revolving consumer debt, mostly credit card debt. After …

Trade tariff tensions are among the mounting evidence the American economy is spiraling downward as consumers begin to lose the faith that all is …

The proposed Taxpayer Service Standards legislation before the U.S. House and U.S. Senate will protect Americans from tax return preparers who do not meet …

Main Street recession talk is disrupting small business plans and bubbling Downtown to Wall Street. Another short-term interest rate today cut (second time this …

U.S. revolving consumer credit exploded in July as Americans racked up $10 billion in new revolving debt, mostly credit card debt. After adding a …