One farm lets customers build their own credit through the honor system.

Book picks for your summer reading list.

China is feeling a credit crunch, after China’s central bank froze lending between China's financial institutions this week.

One way to evaluate the health of an economy is to look at the jobs picture, which looks pretty rosy so far this spring. But there’s another sign to keep any eye on: the availability of credit.

According to a report in the Washington Post, President Obama's administration is worried that the housing recovery is leaving too many people, including young people, behind.

America runs on credit. But undocumented immigrants generally can't access traditional loans, forcing them to think like entrepreneurs to raise cash.

A group in San Francisco has found a way to report informal lending circles popular among some immigrant groups to credit bureaus — as a way to boost the credit scores of participants.

A quarter of U.S. teens don’t know the difference between debit and credit, according to a new survey by ING DIRECT USA. Give your teen a reality check with expert advice.

The Federal Reserve faces sluggish growth and a dilemma: Low interest rates aren’t benefiting many needy consumers who have blemished credit.