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The Subprime Lending Business Survives, Even Thrives - TIME
The Subprime Lending Business Survives, Even ThrivesTIMEAnd while a number of banks have stopped offering credit cards to the debt-challenged, there are still companies handing out subprime plastic. ...
Despite new law, subprime credit cards and payday loans can still be very dicey - Boston Globe
Despite new law, subprime credit cards and payday loans can still be very diceyBoston GlobeSubprime credit cards. They come larded with fees, despite credit lines that are often only a couple hundred dollars. Starting yesterday, fees in the first ...New regulations may push consumers to short-term loansCreditnet.comCard for subprime borrowers carries feesCreditnet.comall 284 news articles »
Credit CARD Act Guide Part 3: Subprime-So Long Fee Harvester Cards! - CardRatings.com
The GuardianCredit CARD Act Guide Part 3: Subprime-So Long Fee Harvester Cards!CardRatings.comThose consumers may feel like they have no choice but to pay higher service fees and interest rates on subprime credit cards. However, the Credit CARD Act ...Video: Big changes coming to bad-credit credit cardsCreditCards.comCredit Card Offers Rebound in 4Q09MarketingProfs.com (subscription)Rich Getting Richer Rewards as Credit-Card Law Refutes BankersBusinessWeekPocono Record -Subprime Blogger (blog) -EmpireStateNews.netall 762 news articles »
Daily Briefing - The News Journal
MiamiHerald.comDaily BriefingThe News JournalConsumer debt related to credit cards fell from $969.3 billion in the fourth quarter of 2008 to $876.1 billion in the fourth quarter of last year. ...Blumenthal Sues: Moody's, Standard & Poor's Accused Of Misleading InvestorsHartford Courantall 174 news articles »
Fed Shoulders AIG Loan Losses to Ease Sale of Unit to MetLife - BusinessWeek
Fed Shoulders AIG Loan Losses to Ease Sale of Unit to MetLifeBusinessWeekThe investment was backed by risky assets such as UK subprime mortgages and credit-card debt, Mills has said. The talks for Alico were stalled in February ...and more »
Credit card reform may push more Americans into payday loan hell - The Colorado Independent
Credit card reform may push more Americans into payday loan hellThe Colorado IndependentAnd then there are subprime credit cards, the sneakiest offenders of all. Marketed specifically to those with poor credit scores – nearly anyone can get one ...On Your Side: New Credit Card RulesWJLACONSUMER FINANCE: Credit Card Offer Terms Have ChangedWall Street JournalWhat the Credit Card Act Means for YouNew York Times (blog)PR Web (press release) -Gather.com -Sioux Falls Argus Leaderall 2,254 news articles »
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