Are Wages Finally Going Up?

Not really, no. While consumer spending and credit increased steadily at the end of 2013, wages and salaries showed no growth....

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From the desk of lead San Francisco attorney Alison Cordova: The New York Times recently published an article titled "How...

It appears so. According to Experian, after several quarters of consecutive year-over-year declines, delinquency rates ticked up...

For some people, a credit card is simply a backup mechanism for emergency spending. For others, a credit card is used instead of...

The recession was difficult for everyone, but it is clear it hurt some more than others. For households headed by young adults --...

According to the U.S. Public Interest Research Group, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has received over 11,000 complaints...

According to a study by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, more than 60% of payday loan borrowers take out at least seven...

This recent article by consumerist.com...

A new government report says that debt collectors are targeting military members with abusive practices. The report documents debt...

Yes. As housing recovers, a growing number of borrowers paying their mortgages again. This reverses a trend first seen in...

Credit reporting agency TransUnion has released a study showing 44.8% of Americans have no idea what is going on in the spouse's...

Apparently. Information shared on social media is now being used more and more by financial institutions to build a credit...