It’s not uncommon for credit card issuers to close accounts. Sometimes they do so to lessen their risk when the economy is in distress, generally as a reaction to your spending activity — or lack ...

Things get messy when complications, changes or problems arise with a credit card account. Whether it’s investigating unfamiliar charges, requesting a credit limit increase or dealing with any number ...

It’s not uncommon for credit card issuers to close accounts. Sometimes they do so to lessen their risk when the economy is in distress, generally as a reaction to your spending activity — or lack ...

Asking your issuer for a credit card limit increase is relatively easy to request, and most experts say if you can manage your temptation to overspend, and you have a solid pay-back history, it may be ...

Robb Sommerfeld used a popular business credit card to help manage finances at National Center for Craftmanship (NCC), a nonprofit where he serves as an executive director — until the bank suddenly ...

In today's unusual economy, lenders are keeping a closer eye on risk. While inflation is cooling and interest rates may be on the way down, consumers are still carrying historically high levels of ...

Bounced payments, especially if you make more than one returned payment on the account, can prompt the card issuer to freeze ...

The Fair Credit Billing Act provides a timeframe for resolving credit card disputes. This timeframe includes sending a letter to the issuer within 60 days and the issuer resolving the issue within 90 ...

Planning ahead for your credit cards can spare your loved ones stress. Here's what really happens to your accounts after you ...

Augusta and Ben both believe that we'll see this turn into a proper trend in 2026. Ben said that with card issuers' travel ...

In most cases, business credit card rewards aren’t taxable. The IRS generally treats rewards earned through spending as rebates, not income, meaning the cashback, points, or miles you earn from ...