Shoppers are springing for holiday gifts and decorations, but bustling mall traffic, full shopping bags and large hauls under the Christmas tree could hide a challenge for retailers: rising credit ...

(The Center Square) – If your last-minute Christmas shopping requires a credit card, you are not alone. According to a new WalletHub report, many Americans are still paying off credit card debt from ...

The Christmas season brings joy and celebration, but it can also trigger financial stress through unchecked credit card spending. While festive sales and holiday pressure encourage excessive purchases ...

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Every year, I get the same questions from friends: "Which travel card is the best right now?" And honestly, I get it. A lot of premium travel cards have gotten… well, too premium. Their annual fees ...

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ROCHESTER, N.Y. — As the holiday season approaches, Americans are expected to spend nearly $900 on gifts, food, and decorations, according to the National Retail Federation. This amount is slightly ...

New Federal Reserve data shows Americans are adding to their credit card balances, though not as fast as last year. According to a new WalletHub analysis, that may be a sign that shoppers are getting ...

The holiday shopping season is in full swing and although many Americans are facing financial pressures, it looks like they are still finding room in the budget for Christmas cheer. Or are they?