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Southern Illinois experts weigh in on American's credit card habits - Vimarsana News

Southern Illinois experts weigh in on American's credit card habits

A new report shows that U.S. consumers have slowed in paying down their personal credit card debt. Southern Illinois financial experts explain why.

SCV News | WalletHub: Santa Clarita Had the Largest Credit Card Debt Increase in Q1 2023 - Vimarsana News

SCV News | WalletHub: Santa Clarita Had the Largest Credit Card Debt Increase in Q1 2023

WalletHub released their report on credit card debt, finding Santa Clarita to have the highest increase in debt for the first quarter of 2023. 

South Florida 100: railroad strike averted, and King Charles takes the throne - Vimarsana News

South Florida 100: railroad strike averted, and King Charles takes the throne

Our panel of experts and influencers looks back at the news of the week and predicts what will make news in the week to come.

Think twice about using that plastic card: Research shows all-time record high of American credit card debt - Vimarsana News

Think twice about using that plastic card: Research shows all-time record high of American credit card debt

Americans acquired $67.1 billion in credit card debt in the second quarter of 2022 due to inflation and recession concerns.

WalletHub Reports: $87B Rise in Credit Card Debt in 2021, Fed Rate Hike to Cost $1.6B & Cities with the Biggest Paydowns - Vimarsana News

WalletHub Reports: $87B Rise in Credit Card Debt in 2021, Fed Rate Hike to Cost $1.6B & Cities with the Biggest Paydowns

A Federal Reserve interest rate increase on March 16 would cost people with credit card debt an extra $1.6 - $3.2 billion in the next year.