The bipartisan passage of the GENIUS Act marked a watershed moment for American financial innovation, promising to close ...

A Texas-based federal judge named Sean Jordan has just announced that he will be reversing former President Joe Biden's rule that allowed people to remove medical debt from their credit reports. Judge ...

The Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act recently passed the U.S. Senate; a ...

Once a powerful watchdog for financial wrongdoing, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has seen its enforcement efforts ...

For the first time, the U.S. House of Representatives has dedicated an entire week, July 14–18, to advancing crypto legislation. The GENIUS Act introduces the ...

As he sought to recapture the White House in 2024, Donald Trump promised to "put a temporary cap on credit card interest rates at 10%." During his presidency, bipartisan lawmakers have introduced ...

From tariffs to rising prices on goods and services, no one has been left untouched by economic uncertainty, especially those in tribal communities.

From tariffs to rising prices on goods and services, no one has been left untouched by economic uncertainty, especially those in tribal communities. Fortunately, with legislation like the Credit Card ...

More than 53% of consumers say credit cards make up most of their unsecured debt.

Shuttering credit card accounts can affect your credit scores, so open new accounts sparingly and think about closing any that you’re not using, particularly if they’re newer or lower-limit cards.

Credit card APRs were flat for years after Congress passed the Credit CARD Act in 2009. That law kept things stable for a while. Then the Fed began lifting its key rate in 2015. Ever since, the ...

Credit card rates stayed stable for years after the introduction of the Credit CARD Act, which passed in 2009, but shot up after the Fed started raising rates in 2015.