Queenslanders living in fear of losing their homes are racking up credit card debt to the highest level since Covid in order to meet mortgage repayments as the cost-of-living crisis…
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The average U.S. credit score held steady at 701, down one point from last year, signaling slight softening in borrower credit quality. Mortgage delinquencies climbed to a five-year high, while…
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Image source: shutterstock.com Dual-income, no-kids (DINK) couples are often seen as having a financial advantage. With two salaries and fewer dependents, they have the freedom to invest, travel, and save…
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‘I’m stumped’: I put $3,000 on my credit card during a vacation and my credit score plunged. Why is it so volatile?
“Doesn’t a 30-year history of good credit count for anything?”
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Equifax is slashing pricing for mortgage lenders who use FICO score alternative VantageScore 4.0 in response to a direct licensing program FICO score provider Fair Isaac has rolled out to…
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Credit card fraud rose sharply in the first half of 2025, according to a trends report by Equifax Canada . Released Oct. 1, the Equifax report said third-party fraud now…
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Credit unions are nonprofit, member-owned institutions that often offer lower fees and better loan rates than banks, but usually have fewer branches and less advanced technology. Both credit unions and…
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The disability tax credit (DTC) is a non-refundable tax credit that is intended to recognize the impact of various non-itemizable disability-related costs. For 2025 the value of the federal credit…
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Key Highlights: Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley predicts that credit and borrowing in crypto could explode in the next few months. Turning U.S. stocks into tokens could let people borrow on…
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Price increases for credit scores have a trade group for mortgage lenders floating the idea of letting lenders pull one score instead of three. Mortgage Bankers Association President and CEO…
