Your mortgage dreams just got more expensive as the Fed holds rates steady through summer. Credit card debt remains costly ...

The Fed’s decision to hold rates steady has far-reaching implications for almost all forms of borrowing as well as the ...

A Fed rate cut could lower mortgage and credit card costs for borrowers this summer. However, financial experts warn that ...

Services that split up payments into installments are increasingly popular, especially among young and low-to-middle income ...

Federal Reserve officials are expressing mixed sentiment about whether to cut interest rates or hold them steady in the July ...

Although the Federal Reserve hasn’t moved its benchmark since December, the average card rate keeps edging higher.

Credit Cards What’s happening now: The interest rates you pay on any balances that you carry had edged slightly lower after the most recent Fed cuts, but the decreases have slowed, experts said.

Now, the average annual percentage rate is just over 20%, according to Bankrate. For new cards, the average APR is up to 24.3%, according to LendingTree.

Buy now, pay later services are ubiquitous at checkout screens and shopping apps, offering installment plans with convenience ...

Mind the ever-present risks: Of course, we should not get complacent. There will always be risks to worry about, such as U.S.