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Is credit card debt forgiveness smart for seniors? Here's what experts think.


Debt forgiveness can provide relief for some seniors, but it's important to know when it is and isn't a wise move. Read More

More debt and fewer rewards: Credit card trends to watch in 2023


Bank of America cards are currently not ... easy credit in 2023 in response to a weaker economy, according to analysts. CNBC Select spoke to credit experts about emerging credit card trends ... Read More

Credit Card Debt Hits New Peak at $1.21 Trillion


Americans' credit card debt breaks records as household debt climbs to new heights. Fed data shows concerning trends in auto loan delinquencies while mortgage payments remain stable. Read More

4 in 10 Americans with credit card debt get this wrong—it will 'keep you in debt much longer,' expert says


"But the strategy means nothing if it's not going to ... all trick to paying off debt, but avoiding it won't make it go away, Rossman says. "Credit card debt is the highest cost debt for most ... Read More

As US Credit Card Debt Soars, Record Number Of Americans Rely On Minimum Payments Amid Recession Fears And Trump Tariffs


A record-high percentage of U.S. households are making only minimum payments on their credit cards, according to new data released by Apollo Global Management Inc. Chief Economist Torsten Slok. Read More


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