Debt

U.S. card late payers continue to creep upward to levels not seen since 2013 and running about 40 bps (basis points) above ratios reported …

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 …

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 …

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 …

U.K. card debt continues to descend as Brits worry about the economic chaos over the uncertain impact of Brexit. Overall the annual growth rate …

Trade tariffs trash talk is terrorizing America consumer confidence bigly as consumers no longer need tea leaves to see what lies ahead for their …

Late card payments headed down a skosh in July as car loan payments and mortgage payments nudged up a tad. The numbers for credit …

Consumer revolving debt lost some steam in June following a U.S. credit card spring spurt wherein Americans added $14 billion over the prior two-month …