Another Federal Reserve interest rate cut could be on the horizon, but what impact will it have on credit card users?

Central bankers lowered rates to a new range of 3.5% to 3.75%, potentially bringing welcomed relief to borrowers.

If high-interest balances have been weighing you down, now is the perfect time to take control and start fresh.

Credit card APRs move up quickly when the Fed raises rates but drop more slowly when rates fall, which means cardholders ...

Paying your credit cards weekly can help cut interest costs, improve your credit score, and encourage smarter spending habits ...

Sean Messier is a personal finance writer with a focus on credit. He’s written for Credit Card Insider, plus several other national and global brands. Tfilm / Getty Images The Federal Reserve cut its ...

The Federal Reserve cut short-term interest rates for a third time in 2025. What's next for borrowers and consumers?

A high credit score feels like a win, but many borrowers don’t actually cash in on it. They still accept the first offer they ...

A strong credit score reduces credit card costs by securing lower interest rates, higher limits and better offers while poor scores increase borrowing risks, making responsible credit behaviour ...

Thanks to its latest decision on Wednesday – its final one for 2025 – the Federal Reserve has now reduced its key overnight ...

Americans paid $120 billion in credit card interest and fees each year between 2018 and 2020, according to the CFPB. (iStock) Credit cards are one of the largest sources of consumer debt, along with ...