Remember when the CFPB announced last year it would cap credit card late fees at $8? A typical late fee hovers around $32, so ...

Unfortunately, interest rates and fees for these cards can be higher than you’ll find with traditional cards from issuers such as Bank of America, Capital One and Chase. Medical credit cards can ...

i.e., “larger card issuers”). The plaintiffs alleged the CFPB violated the APA by skipping necessary steps and making economic miscalculations (covered here). On May 10, 2024, the district ...

These larger card issuers account for more than 95% of outstanding credit card balances, according to the CFPB, an independent federal agency that oversees banks, credit card companies ...

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This has been a chaotic week for workers at the CFPB. Watching this week unfold ... but also about the cost of their credit card interest rates and the junk fees that they’re paying.

Which credit card network has the highest market share? Which issuers are most popular? We dug into the most recent data from the Federal Reserve, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, major ...

Unfortunately, interest rates and fees for these cards can be higher than you’ll find with traditional cards from issuers ... your credit the way they used to. In fact, the CFPB recently ...

Nor will credit cards become less available or the benefits not as attractive. Whether you agree or disagree with the department’s dismantling, when it comes to how the CFPB’s suspension will affect ...

Late fees on credit cards can be as high as $30 for your first offense. With repeat late payments within six billing cycles, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau explains that your card issuer ...

The popularity of Buy Now, Pay Later services continues to grow, particularly among younger consumers, according to the ...