Archive for Credit cards – Page 2

Mga pangunahing bagay tungkol sa mga aksyon ng pagpapatupad ng CFPB laban Bank of America, mga kostumer na apektado, at mga gawaing lumabag sa pederal na batas

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A commonly used interest rate index officially ends on June 30, 2023

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Credit cards are one of the most common financial products in our country, providing the bulk of short-term credit for families

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We requested information from the largest credit card companies about why actual payment information has largely gone missing from the nationwide consumer reporting system

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This week, we filed a friend-of-the-court brief to protect consumers’ funds from unauthorized withdrawals by credit card companies

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By gathering better price and availability data for more credit card products and making it publicly available, the CFPB seeks to empower consumers to choose the best card for their unique situation and to encourage issuers to compete more on rates

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As credit card profitability increases, a new analysis looks at why credit card interest rates continue to rise despite historically low charge-offs and cost of funds alongside a stable share of subprime accounts

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Housing costs rose rapidly last year but some people feel this inflation more than others

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Access to credit plays a critical role in financial resiliency, especially during an economic downturn

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Our research shows that credit card companies are suppressing data and information on exact payment amounts repaid by borrowers

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