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Credit Card Statistics And Trends 2024


According to the Federal Reserve, 82% of U.S. adults had a credit card in 2022. [5] About 73% of Americans have a credit card ... [7] Among those users, new card accounts are growing, too. Read More

Consumers with low credit face confusion in auto financing, survey finds


Consumers with lower credit ... card debt. Additionally, 69 percent of vehicle owners that Open Lending surveyed said they plan to pay off their car loan early, and 77 percent said they have ... Read More

Klarna says its new card will help customers avoid credit-card debt — but the interest rate could be up to 34% in some cases


The buy-now-pay-later provider says its new card isn’t a credit card, but that doesn’t mean it won’t charge interest. Read More

60% make rewards top priority in credit card choice; reveals survey


The credit card Survey highlights the significant role of youth in shaping financial trends. Consumers prioritize rewards and show diverse spending patterns. The survey also points towards a trend of ... Read More

36% of Americans have more credit card debt than emergency savings, Bankrate survey finds


According the financial experts at Bankrate, 36% of U.S. adults have more credit card debt than emergency savings. That's tied with last year as the highest in Bankrate's survey history. Read More

Which generation has more credit card debt versus savings?


When it comes to how the generations deal with money, the survey showed that GenXers (47%) and Millenials (46%) were significantly more likely to have more credit card debt than emergency savings. Read More

The perks of having prime credit and the credit scores that qualify


If you have ... a new credit card. The Chase Freedom Flex offers a generous welcome bonus to new cardholders: Earn a $200 bonus after you spend $500 on purchases in the first 3 months from account ... Read More

Survey Finds Broad Consumer Recognition, Trust, Understanding, and Support for DAA's AdChoices Icon


The survey found that approximately four out of five respondents recognize the AdChoices Icon, find it useful, say it is easy to understand, and want to continue to have access to icon-based ... Read More

Do you need a checking account to have a credit card?


Having a credit card is an excellent way to have ... account that works for your needs is the first step to financial ease. For instance, if you bank with Capital One but are looking for a new ... Read More

New survey finds agreement on most core American values


A new poll found most ... firearms Americans should have access to and who gets to keep them, and Republicans often backing less strict gun regulation. Sixty percent of Democratic respondents ... Read More


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