Here are this week's letters to the editor of the Sheboygan ... he would apply that sentiment to the Credit Card Competition Act. The Credit Card Competition Act has a lot to do with the ...

Asking your bank for a credit line increase can be a great way to upgrade your spending power and potentially even raise your credit score, but there are some possible drawbacks to be aware of as well ...

British Columbia announced a move last fall to hike the province’s credit for international productions from 28% to 36%. Zbur said the bills will increase the percentage rebate in California ...

To the Editor: The House Labor Committee just voted 11-9 against a long-overdue increase in the rate paid to unemployed workers in New Hampshire. This bill, which I introduced, aimed to raise the ...

Your Monday editorial against the federal government capping credit card interest at 10 percent was spot on. Having a credit card to buy whatever you want from whoever you want whenever you want ...

The manager of financial services for the City of Whitehorse spent a fair amount of time at the city council meeting on Monday reporting on and answering questions about Whitehorse transit and the ...

Two critical components of this system are loss limits and credit lines. A deep understanding of their mechanics, their implications, and the delicate balance they represent is essential for anyone ...

Credit lines are pre-approved borrowing limits that can be drawn on repeatedly. While UPI transactions were initially limited to savings accounts, overdraft accounts, prepaid wallets, and credit ...

A shock increase in inflation has prompted concerns for household budgets across the UK ... Experts have told Yahoo News the inflation hike is "not great news" for universal credit claimants. People ...

Each credit card issuer has its own method for calculating minimum payments due, but when you go over your limit, then you’re likely going to see an increase in the minimum payment too.

Given (public sector workers) a cost of living increase of less than 3% and increase pensions and benefits by the same amount. Alternatively, lay off 50% of them and give increases above 3% ...