Rules like “don’t carry a balance” or “keep a low utilization ratio” make sense in normal times, but you might have to ignore them during a financial crisis.

A D.C. resident narrowly avoided a phone scam as Montgomery County consumer protection officials warn fraudsters are posing as credit card companies.

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The autofill function speeds up online shopping by permanently storing credit card information in the browser. While this sounds convenient, it has a big security-related downside. Storing payment ...

Jaland Lowe has been out injured for UK basketball since January. At the SEC Tournament, Lowe spoke about what his first ...

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State health officials and consumer advocates are issuing a fresh warning to Hoosiers: your Medicare card is as valuable as a ...

If you're traveling, you'll want to protect your trip. Buying travel insurance may seem like a good idea, but a premium ...

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Last month, President Donald Trump proposed capping the interest rate on credit cards at 10 percent as a way to help Americans save more. Members of Congress from both parties immediately rallied to ...