Credit card debt is a growing issue nationwide — with the total amount of card debt in the U.S. recently surpassing $1.14 trillion, a record high. While there are numerous factors driving the trend, inflation has been one of the more impactful.

Netspend analyzed Federal Reserve Bank of New York data to illustrate how different generations handle debt payments amid higher prices and interest rates.

With steady growth in its first three years, Coign is now giving its customers the opportunity to own a part of the company.

After Hurricane Helene devastated much of the southeastern U.S., survivors of the wreckage wrought by the storm are grappling with another issue: How to pay for goods and services. Across much of the region,

Key Takeaways Revolving debt, which is mostly credit cards, fell by $1.4 billion in August, the largest decrease since 2021. That figure typically increases each month.Falling credit card debt could mean people are cutting back their spending or cannot get credit rather than voluntarily paying down debts.

Experts say card rates could decline at some point — but what will it take for these rates to drop significantly?