Credit card rates are high right now, but will they start to decline after this week's Federal Reserve meeting?

No one wants to pay interest on their credit cards. Day-to-day expenses are already high, so you don’t need to worry about ...

Credit cards come with a plethora of perks, but it’s always good practice to only put purchases on a card you’re sure you can ...

You most likely got a rewards card, since those are typically the ones that don’t charge for foreign transactions. Rewards ...

Most Americans are managing their cards well right now, so slashing the cost of using them could unleash spending.

So getting back to your credit card’s interest rate — the reason it’s so high now is because the Fed raised rates numerous times in 2022 and 2023 to try to bring inflation down.

Retail cards hit a record high average interest rate of 30.5% last year, according to a Bankrate survey, and rates have stayed close to those levels this year.

A map shows states with the highest and lowest credit card debt. The data reveals that residents of Alaska, the District of ...

It’s nothing short of a scandal that credit card interest rates barely budge, no matter what is happening with official rates ...

The Fed’s decision on interest rates affects many types of consumer borrowing costs, from credit cards and mortgages to auto ...