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Shoppers hunting for big deals packed malls and stores on Black Friday as retailers stepped up discounts to entice customers who are sticking to stricter budgets this year and resisting impulse buying. Consumers are under pressure as their savings dwindle and their credit card de...

Shoppers hunting for big deals packed malls and stores on Black Friday as retailers stepped up discounts to entice customers.

About 131 million people are expected to shop Black Friday in person and online, a slight increase over last year, according to the National Retail Federation.

Shoppers hunting for big deals packed malls and stores on Black Friday as retailers stepped up discounts to entice customers.

Consumers are expected to use “buy now, pay later” payment plans heavily this holiday season, a forecast that bodes well for retailers but that has credit experts again sounding alarm

The "buy now, pay later" payment method is expected to be popular this Christmas, which is wonderful for businesses but alarming for credit experts.

While Black Friday may no longer look like the crowd-filled, in-person mayhem that it was just decades ago, the holiday sales event is still slated to attract millions of consumers.

Shoppers gearing up for the 2023 holiday season won't have to look hard for a convenient way to pay for all those presents. Buy now, pay later; a type of payment plan that divides the total cost of your purchase into smaller installments, is offered at most major retailers.

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As a personal finance editor, I’m more interested in sticking to my budget. But that doesn’t mean I don’t love a good deal.