Baltimore has filed a civil lawsuit against fintech company Dave, Inc. over its “ExtraCash” cash‑advance product, accusing the firm of unfair, deceptive, and usurious lending practices that allegedly trap low‑income residents in cycles of debt. The city brings the case ...

According to a November 2025 report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, U.S. households collectively owe nearly $18.6 trillion in student loans, mortgages, car loans, and credit card debt. Because some people have been forced to prioritize which ...

“Credit union for credit unions prepares auto deal” refers to a niche financing transaction in which a corporate or “central” credit union (one that serves retail credit unions rather than individual consumers) is arranging or sponsoring an auto‑loan–related deal, likely ...

Mastercard will remain the payment network for Apple Card. Credit: Primakov/Shutterstock.com JPMorgan Chase has agreed to take over the Apple credit card portfolio from its current issuer, Goldman Sachs. The deal is expected to shift more than $20bn in card ...

“FDIC watchdog pushes back on Ernst whistleblower claims” refers to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.’s Office of Inspector General (OIG) formally disputing and downplaying whistleblower allegations of fraud, waste, and retaliation that Sen. Joni Ernst had flagged in 2025. The ...

Nationally, public hospitals paid almost €600,000 to debt recovery firms in 2023, more than €500,000 in 2024, and over €278,000 so far this year. Naas General Hospital paid more than €17,500 to debt collection agencies over the past three years ...

The Office of the Small Business Commissioner (OSBC) has announced that it has now helped small and micro businesses recover £10 million in late and overdue payments from larger organisations since it was set up in 2017. This milestone reflects ...

Experian has announced that its full commercial credit data is now directly available inside the cloud-based Ascend analytics and decisioning platform, so lenders and other organisations can run analysis and build models on that data in one place. This is ...

Last October, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC or “Commission”) sought comments on modifying the “stop one means stop all” revocation of consent provision in its Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) rules. The FCC had previously delayed the effective date of ...