The year 2025 may go down as the biggest year in history for credit card refreshes and new launches. With dozens of ...

Although we may not think of credit cards as a gender equality issue today, it wasn’t until 1974 that women were allowed to apply for and own a credit card in their name. In this article, we’ll take a ...

Keeping a credit card open for a decade or longer quietly reshapes your credit profile, your day to day money habits, and ...

Closing your oldest credit card can trigger a drop in your credit score for reasons most people never see coming.

A simple decision that can quietly push up your utilisation ratio, shorten your credit history, and shave points off your ...

August 20, 2019: The Apple Card launch brings the titanium credit card to U.S. consumers for the first time. It gives them a new option for payments when Apple Pay isn’t available. The iPhone’s Wallet ...

Your credit score is influenced by the variety of credit products you hold. This balance between secured credit, such as home or car loans, and unsecured credit, such as credit cards and personal ...

Dear Liz: After reading about people being “credit invisible,” I’m wondering if I should have a credit card to build a payment history. I’m 67 and on Social Security. I thought having a guaranteed ...

Q. I have a nephew who has never been good at managing money. He pays for everything in cash. Now he realizes that it’s important to establish a credit rating. I have heard of something where you can ...