Credit Card Late Payments Drop for 5th Month in a Row

For the fifth month in a row, credit card delinquencies dropped in May, indicating that fewer Americans are struggling to keep up with their credit card payments despite the continued economic slow-down.

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Credit Card Trouble in Disney's Mouse Kingdom

For a number of recent visitors to Disneyworld, family fun and great adventures wasn’t the only thing they took with them home. More than 170 visitors arrived home to credit card charges from purchases they never made.

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Help Pay the National Debt with Your Credit Card

For U.S. citizens concerned about the sky-rocketing national debt, there’s now a new way to address the issue: using credit cards to donate “gifts” online to reduce the public debt.

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Fed's Credit Card Database Gets Poor Marks

Staying on top of credit card terms and credit card agreements is a frustrating task for many cardholders. Wouldn’t it be nice if there was an online, searchable database of credit card agreements?

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Despite Lower Credit Card Debt, Many Still Feel Stressed

Over the past year, faced with the prolonged economic downturn, many US consumers have reined in spending and pared down household debt, in particular credit card debt.

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