Letter writers discuss credit card swipe fees, irrigation back flow inspection, voting rights and politicians doing no harm.

Millions of Americans are on the brink of defaulting on their credit card debt right now. Credit card delinquencies have been ...

Credit card debt continues to weigh heavily on millions of Americans, creating uncertainty for many households managing ...

Plymouth Police seek a suspect for $3,690 credit card fraud at Home Depot; he's possibly Hispanic, with photos shared online.

To enroll in a credit card hardship program, contact your credit card issuer and ask if it offers one. Many major issuers ...

You may need to write a letter explaining why you need assistance ... you could apply for a credit card hardship program. This could get you a lower interest rate, waived late fees, small minimum ...

Card issuers can change your credit limit without notice ... Borrowers can also write a letter of goodwill to the creditor explaining their hardship and situation. "Consumers should be most ...

Credit issuers perform collection activities such as making calls and sending letters ... Credit card issuers are sometimes willing to negotiate payment terms or may offer a hardship program ...

In response to your Feb., 17 editorial, “Credit card bill will hurt those it’s supposed to help”: Capping credit card interest rates will adjust the game’s rules, but there are still ...

A blocked credit card may interrupt your shopping experience. There might be several reasons why a bank may block your credit card. Banks typically block a credit due to safety concerns or non ...

how much money you can get through hardship payments and the eligibility rules. To get Universal Credit payments, you’ll need to accept an agreement called a ‘claimant commitment’.

some credit card issuers may be willing to work with you through a hardship plan. Once a well-kept secret, these programs became more prominently advertised during the COVID-19 pandemic ...