Things Are Quiet in Consumer Credit. Too Quiet.
Credit-card delinquencies seem to have peaked, for now.
S&P Sees Some Signs of a US Credit Bubble as Spreads Tighten
Tight spreads may be obscuring corporations’ high borrowing costs and strained debt sustainability, marking signs of a ...
Concerns About Credit Risk in SRTs Are Growing
Market participants are growing increasingly concerned about the credit risk from significant risk transfers, a type of ...
Unpaid medical debt can ruin your credit. A proposed remedy is in sight.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau wants to eliminate all medical debt from credit reports. Will President-elect Trump ...
What interest rate cuts mean for Nebraskans with home, car loans or credit card debt
Years of high interest rates are finally giving way, offering the prospect of economic relief to thousands of Nebraskans.
Here's Why You Should (Almost) Never Cancel a Credit Card
Canceling a credit card could cause your credit score to drop. The only reason to cancel a long-standing credit card is if it ...
3 Times You Should Always Use Your Credit Card
It's a good idea to use your credit card whenever you're renting a car, booking a trip, or shopping online. Read on to find ...
Credit card debt hit a record $1.17 trillion. It’s a red flag for budgets.
Americans are putting more on plastic, a sign that household cash flow is shaky and spending is unsustainable.
Portfolio trading is reshaping credit markets
The average size of a portfolio trade remains around $50-60mn, and the vast majority of the individual chunks being included are smaller than $5mn. But, according to Barclays, the average number of ...
Retirees' Credit Card Debt Levels Are Climbing
A Employee Benefit Research Institute survey found that more than two-thirds of retirees had outstanding credit card debt, up ...
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Major power company calls EV tax credit ‘necessary’
Pedro Pizarro, president and CEO of Edison International, stands for a photo in Rosemead, California, on Oct. 11, 2023.