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Even with the Federal Reserve on the sidelines, credit card rates are edging higher. In June, credit card interest rates rose for the third straight month, hitting the highest level since December ...

Credit card rates stayed stable for years after the introduction of the Credit CARD Act, which passed in 2009, but shot up after the Fed started raising rates in 2015.

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Any weakness in private-label credit card growth will likely remain a headwind for Synchrony, as its co-branded general-purpose cards are only 23% of its interest income.

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Using a credit card with a high interest rate can become costly if you don't pay off your balance. Here's when you should and shouldn't close it.

New bipartisan legislation has been introduced to immediately enforce an interest rate cap of 10 percent on credit cards.