Date: Fri, 14. November 2008 03:23:29

(AHN) - While the Treasury Department is willing to extend a helping hand to consumer credit card companies to unfreeze credit, federal bank regulators are close to the idea of forgiving credit card debts. - Thu, 13 Nov 2008 08:50:09 GMT

Date: Tue, 6. April 2010 15:22:26

Cardwisdom.com, a new credit card research site, helps consumers evaluate credit card fine print, maximize credit card rewards earnings and minimize credit card interest expenses. (PRWeb Mar 31, 2010) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/creditcards/cardwisdom/prweb3800384.htm

Date: Fri, 30. January 2009 15:27:20

(AHN) - As American consumers tighten their belt with the worsening economic situation, among the items they are cutting are credit card payments. According to credit card research company CardTrak.com outstanding card debt paid in November dropped to 16 percent. - Fri, 30 Jan 2009 07:50:31 GMT

Date: Fri, 30. January 2009 15:27:08

(AHN) - As American consumers tighten their belt with the worsening economic situation, among the items they are cutting are credit card payments. According to credit card research company CardTrak.com outstanding card debt paid in November dropped to 16 percent. - Fri, 30 Jan 2009 07:36:34 GMT

Date: Tue, 25. August 2009 04:29:48

Two major arbitration firms are backing away from their primary business until credit card companies establish new guidelines to resolving disputes with unhappy customers. The credit card debt resource center, CreditCardDebt.org, offers access for credit card users to get help for their consumer debt and eliminate credit card debts. (PRWEB Aug 20, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.emediawire.com/releases/2009/08/prweb2772724.htm

Date: Sun, 16. January 2011 08:27:35

Credit card reform may be on the way, but it isn't all good news. If you're like most people, you probably get a lot of credit card offers in the mail. Many of these offers provide some attractive low interest rates, balance transfers, or reward programs. While it can be tempting to take advantage of some of these offers, you have to be careful. These offers are usually short-lived and can be even more costly than you think. Whether it is a teaser rate or hidden fees on balance transfers, you want to read all of the fine print before taking advantage of any credit card. Some promotions are legitimately worthwhile, but there is usually more to it than the big 0% they are promoting on the form. Learn how to spot these hidden fees and how to avoid them.Hidden Credit Card Fees originally appeared on About.com Financial Planning on Saturday, December 4th, 2010 at 22:15:09.Permalink | Comment | Email this

Date: Thu, 23. April 2009 04:17:31

Credit Estimator, Ask an Expert, Personalized Credit Card Advice, and other Features help Consumers withstand a Difficult Economy (PRWEB Apr 20, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.emediawire.com/releases/cardhub/credit-card-help/prweb2339444.htm

Date: Tue, 8. September 2009 20:23:24

Credit card theft is something we are all weary of, but do we do enough to protect ourselves? A former colleague of mine was a victim of credit card theft this past May. Fortunately for her she picked up on the fraudulent activity within days of the card being compromised after calling to get an [...]

Date: Sat, 12. July 2008 15:14:40

Statistics produced by a recently consumer survey indicate that a vast majority of Australian credit card holders do not feel that the big four Australian banks (ANZ, Commonwealth, NAB and Westpac) are providing the best credit card offers. A staggering 69.2% disagreed with the statement "the big four Australian banks provide the best credit card offers". The survey of 500 Australian credit card holders was conducted for leading credit card comparison website http://www.click4credit.com.au (PRWEB Jul 7, 2008) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/pingpr.php/VGhpci1DcmFzLUVtcHQtSW5zZS1FbXB0LVNpbmctWmVybw==

Date: Tue, 20. April 2010 12:32:07

Reuters - Target Corp is taking the Visa out of its proprietary credit card, issuing instead a Target Credit card to qualifying card applicants in a move it says should spur more sales, the discount retailer said on Tuesday.