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The federal Reserve lowered interest rates by 0.25% on Wednesday, September 18. It’s the second time the Fed cuts interest rates since late July and probably not the last. If the economy weakens, more cuts can be expected. Continue reading

Good credit score is hard to achieve and knowing what you should do and what you shouldn’t is probably a halfway through a tough wavy road to a better credit score. A lot of people use different “tricks” to, as they believe, help their… Continue reading

Equifax® launched a new service called Core Credit™ last month. This new product allows consumers to receive their Equifax credit report and VantageScore®3.0 credit score free. All data consumers receive is based on Equifax data and is… Continue reading

On July 31, the Federal Reserve elected to cut interest rates since the 2008 financial crisis. This move is a win for borrowers but an early warning for savers. Continue reading

Mastercard is making their largest acquisition to date, with the pending acquisition of NETS, a Danish payment-technology company, which comes along with the hefty price tag of just about $3.19 billion. That said they are not purchasing… Continue reading

Cash, plastic credit or debit cards are relics of the past. Contactless payments are gaining in popularity. Smartphones has become an integral part of our life and we rely on them for different tasks: communicating, socializing, working,… Continue reading

In the past millennials had fewer credit cards in their collective wallets, but things are changing according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s Liberty Street Economics Blog, with over half of people in their 20’s carrying a credit… Continue reading

The Brex Card has opened their very first lounge putting their own spin on the lounge experience for their cardholders in San Francisco. While you may well expect that it is opening at the airport in San Francisco that is not the case this… Continue reading

U.S. credit card debt has surpassed all previous years hitting a whopping $870 billion in December of last year. This upswing, which brought the level of consumer debt to its highest point to date, occurred when credit card balances went… Continue reading