Many credit cards offered by major retailers continue to charge exorbitant annual percentage rates, despite moves by the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates in the economy. In a report released ...

When you’re making a purchase at a store’s checkout counter, you may be invited to sign up for the retailer’s store card and promised an initial discount on what you’re buying, plus future perks. “Ok, ...

You might be surprised to know the rates on credit cards from your favorite retailers has climbed more than 2 percentage points, according to a www.creditcards.com survey. The survey says the APR has ...

While retailer credit cards might seem like a good choice for some people, certain cards are terrible choices once you look ...

High interest rates aren't deterring many shoppers from store credit cards. When asked to choose between a store card or a buy now, pay later plan, 58% of surveyed shoppers prefer store cards, ...

A new study from Bankrate, which surveyed the interest rates of 108 store cards from leading retailers in early September, found they have reached a record high since Bankrate started tracking them in ...

The retail credit card issuer may offer different options to you once the store closes, like letting you use the card at sister stores or businesses if they remain open. You’re still responsible for ...

Accepting credit cards requires a payment processor like Square or Stripe, a merchant account, and hardware like POS ...

More and more people who are filing for bankruptcy have retail credit card debt, and those bills are getting harder to pay off with record-high interest rates. Store credit cards, which most major ...

In order to avoid being overwhelmed by credit card debt, it’s important to track your purchases and how much will come due each month. Compare this amount with your projected sales to generate a cash ...

Retailers have long used branded credit cards to entice shoppers with flashy perks: early access to the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale, free shipping at Saks, 5 percent cash back at Target. At first ...