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Economic issues are sending credit scores lower nationwide. Here's what's fueling the drop — and how to respond.
To help decide which type of rewards credit card makes the most sense, look over your budget to see where you spend the most money. If it's concentrated in specific categories, then a card with bonus rewards that correspond to that type of spending could be a good fit.
The national average FICO score dropped by two points this year, the most since 2009, according to a data released Tuesday by FICO.
The average FICO score fell to 715 in April, down one point since January and two points from a year earlier. For consumers, that decline is more than just a number—it reflects how a growing trend of negative credit report marks,
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American Express Platinum Card gets pricier and adds new perks, including a $400 dining credit
American Express’ latest update to its high-end Platinum Card, unveiled Thursday, comes with a lot more perks and a lofty annual fee of $895.
FICO says the national average is slipping, but experts share steps you can take to boost your score even in tough times.
Reps. Young Kim and Janelle Bynum introduced the Credit Access and Inclusion Act to expand what counts as credit history.
Consolidating credit card debt with a personal loan means taking out a new personal loan, using the loan proceeds to pay off credit card balances and then paying off the new loan. Consolidating accounts with a personal loan can help you get out of debt faster, as long as you have a solid plan for paying it off.
The club upgraded their revolving credit facilities to a maximum limit of £350m ($474.4m) and extended them to expire in December 2029.
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Credit Scores Fall For Gen Z
Gen Z consumers are seeing their credit scores fall, a new report has found. According to data released by score developer FICO, on average, Gen Z's credit score has decreased by three points since 2024, a larger increase than any age group since 2020. FICO classified Gen Z as those ages 18 to 29.
High-end rewards credit cards can be appealing, but your everyday card may be a better option for your budget.