FOUND: 2 - You Need To See This

Budget Horror: Consumers Plan To Spend Less For Halloween Due To Inflation: Study

Many Americans plan on creating do-it-yourself costumes to save a buck.

International Business Times · Oct 16, 2024

The Federal Reserve is finally lowering rates. Here's what consumers should know

The Federal Reserve has cut its benchmark interest rate from its 23-year high, with consequences for debt, savings, auto loans, mortgages and other forms of borrowing by consumers and businesses

The Independent UK · Sep 18, 2024

Will Capital One's merger with Discover lead to higher fees?

If the Capital One and Discover merger goes through, customers may have to deal with changing payment processing networks and higher interest rates and fees.

Fortune · Mar 4, 2024

Credit card debt is rising rapidly. Here's how to manage it

Have you felt increasingly overwhelmed by the growing numbers on your monthly credit card bills? Switching to your debit card and paying the minimum payment may not be enough to quickly eliminate the debt.

The Philadelphia Inquirer · Apr 3, 2023

The best credit cards to use at Costco to maximize benefits

The discount superstore does not accept all credit cards and you’ll want to select the card you use carefully to maximize rewards earnings.

Fortune · Jan 10, 2023

Major retailers are hiking their store card APRs over 30%; here’s how you can avoid high-interest credit debt

The Kroger supermarket chain is the latest retailer to raise its store card APR. With other retailers following suit, here’s how you can protect your finances.

Fortune · Nov 11, 2022

Survey: 38% Of Americans Pulled Money From Stock Market During Past Year

Nearly four in 10 investors pulled their money from the stock market over the last year in response to current events, according to a new survey from MagnifyMoney, a subsidiary of LendingTree (NASDAQ: TREE).

Benzinga · May 17, 2022

Looking for a tax refund loan? It’s probably not worth it, experts say

Last-minute filers are working to ship their returns off to the Internal Revenue Service by the 2021 tax year deadline on Monday, April 18 — and likely are looking forward to a hefty check via their tax refund.

Tribune News Service · Apr 18, 2022