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Credit Cards
How has your credit score affected you?
by
Daniel Shin
Feb 21, 2022
"Marketplace Tech" is exploring the credit score system and its algorithm. And we want to hear from you!
Mastercard gets in on the "buy now, pay later" trend
Sep 29, 2021
But don't credit cards already work this way? Not quite.
Mastercard is saying goodbye to the magnetic stripe
Aug 18, 2021
Credit-card changes are driven by security concerns, and it turns out that signature swipe has its own swath of problems.
Consumers are gravitating back to plastic for spending splurges
by
Matt Levin
Jul 8, 2021
The Federal Reserve said total consumer credit rose by 10% in May. And lenders issued roughly 6 million new credit cards in March, according to Equifax.
As consumers get out more, they may also reach for credit cards
Jul 8, 2021
Outstanding credit card balances have been down, but people may start racking up the debt again.
As consumers pay off credit card debt, banks are likely to offer credit incentives
by
Justin Ho
Jun 1, 2021
Banks are already stepping up marketing campaigns to try to get more consumers to use their services.
FDIC says credit card balances dropped in Q1
by
Justin Ho
May 27, 2021
Sure, we're putting some purchases on credit cards, but we're still not getting out the plastic for big travel expenses.
For public good, not for profit.
Bank accounts could soon help determine creditworthiness
May 13, 2021
Some big banks will give credit cards to people who lack credit scores, looking instead at savings and checking account history.
Why credit card limits could rise this year
by
Justin Ho
Feb 26, 2021
Lenders aren't quite as nervous about consumer finances anymore, and they're anticipating a boom in consumer spending.
Early in the pandemic, fewer Americans paid their credit card bills late
by
Justin Ho
Jan 26, 2021
Government relief checks helped.