Debt

The consumer economic outlook showed signs of a rebirth in July following two months of the doldrums. All consumer indices showed upticks in short-term …

British card debt ticked down again in June to its lowest annual growth rate in more than five years, driven by economic chaos over …

Australian fantastic plastic, or what locals call credit cards, continued to decline across-the-board except for a little pick up in the amount of purchases …

Late credit card payments are increasing slowly but surely over the past five years and setting new records. At the same time credit card …

Cheap dates & cheap weddings might become the new thang as those who splurge on their “Big Day” end up with regrets, money fights …

Business owner blues follows economic optimism, expressed last month, perhaps an aberration. In June, small biz owners turned pessimistic citing the continued difficulty of …

A credit card bubble is quickly swelling and perhaps mirroring consumer behavior of ten years ago, shortly before the Great Recession. U.S. revolving credit, …

U.K. card debt ticked downward again in May to an annual rate of 5.5%, its lowest annual growth rate in more than five years. …

Consumer confidence slides in June reversing the brightening Spring momentum in the wake of the misguided government shutdown and nasty Winter weather coast-to-coast. This …

Financial obligations and debt service ratios are both up six ticks, respectively in the first three months of this year, compared to the same …