As The Economy Implodes, Credit Card Balances Are Increasing At The Fastest Pace In U.S. History
By Michael Snyder When the going gets tough, it can be extremely tempting to pile on debt as a solution. The cost of living is…
By Michael Snyder When the going gets tough, it can be extremely tempting to pile on debt as a solution. The cost of living is…
By Tyler Durden Gun-rights advocates warned that a new change to the credit-card industry to add a firearm and ammunition-specific Merchant Category Code (MCC) for gun…
By Paul Joseph Watson A bank in Canada has become the first in the country to launch a credit card that tracks a customer’s carbon…
By Satya Marar Politicians and a coalition of powerful retail giants are pushing bills intended to limit the fees that businesses pay when a customer buys things…
By Ken Macon At the Authenticate 2022 event, Mastercard SVP of Digital Identity Sarah Clark detailed the company’s digital ID plans. Clark detailed Mastercard’s plans…
By Tyler Durden With the 30-year mortgage now (un)comfortably into 7% territory, the US housing market is already suffering the “sharpest turn since the 2008…
By Tyler Durden While it is traditionally viewed as a B-grade economic indicator, the August consumer credit report from the Federal Reserve was another shocker…
By Brad Polumbo Inflation still isn’t letting up, and it’s a top concern for Americans right now. But we just learned of yet another way…
By Tyler Durden In June we reported that consumer credit – particular revolving credit – was through the roof, as tapped-out consumers relied on credit…
By Tyler Durden While the Fed’s rate-hiking cycle is about to push the overnight Fed Funds Rate to 2.50% in two weeks, banks have so…
By Bryan Jung The average credit card debt held by households in the United States surged by 13 percent in the second quarter, the largest increase in…
By Daniel Lacalle The United States consumption figure seems robust. An 0.9 percent rise in personal spending in April looks good on paper, especially considering the…
By Tyler Durden While it is traditionally viewed as a B-grade economic indicator, the April consumer credit report from the Federal Reserve was another shocker…
By Tyler Durden While it is traditionally viewed as a B-grade indicator, the November consumer credit report from the Federal Reserve was an absolute stunner…