Why can’t you pay for more things with a wave of your mobile phone?By Molly WoodFebruary 25, 2019Donald Bowers/Getty ImagesWe were promised mobile payments, but seems they're off with the jetpacks somewhere.POSTED IN: mobile payment banks mobile payment digital wallet apple Credit card ListenreadDownloadDownload
An Apple-Goldman credit card could help both titansBy Justin HoFebruary 21, 2019POSTED IN: apple pay investment banking Credit Cards business ListenreadDownloadDownload
Auto loan delinquencies rise for younger driversBy Erika BerasFebruary 14, 2019POSTED IN: auto loans credit scores loans Economy ListenreadDownloadDownload
Consumers are still confident in the economy, if their borrowing is any indicationBy Ben BradfordFebruary 08, 2019valentinrussanovPOSTED IN: consumer credit Federal Reserve ListenreadDownloadDownload
How can mobile payments in China be greater than GDP?By Jennifer PakJanuary 22, 2019Johannes Eisele/AFP/Getty ImagesSome listeners balked when we reported $23 trillion in mobile payments there in 2016. POSTED IN: world China mobile payment alipay Credit Cards GPD read
Going cashless in ShanghaiBy Jennifer PakJanuary 15, 2019STR/AFP/Getty ImagesChinese mobile payment apps have surged in popularity. Could U.S. credit card companies compete?POSTED IN: world China cash cashless mobile payment Credit Cards visa ListenreadDownloadDownload
Expanding economy has consumers feeling flush enough to keep borrowingBy Mitchell HartmanJanuary 09, 2019POSTED IN: debt Federal Reserve Credit Cards ListenreadDownloadDownload
How a new service could help boost your credit score By Renata SagoDecember 22, 2018iStock/Getty ImagesExperian says consumers who let the firm monitor their checking accounts could get easier access to credit.POSTED IN: credit score FICO credit banking consumers FICO score Economy Personal Finance ListenreadDownloadDownload
Fed lifts rates for 4th time this year but sees fewer hikesBy Associated PressDecember 19, 2018SAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty ImagesThe quarter-point hike, to a range of 2.25 percent to 2.5 percent, lifts the Fed’s benchmark rate to its highest point since 2008.POSTED IN: Economy Federal Reserve Jay Powell Jerome Powell interest rates trade war benchmark credit read
