Experian is continuing its current share buyback programme, purchasing additional shares in the market and increasing the number of shares it holds in treasury, which in turn reduces its free float. Latest buyback activity Experian recently repurchased around 400,000 of ...

While your tax refund comes with certain protections, the type of debt you owe and who's collecting it makes all the difference. Americans are expecting hundreds of billions in tax refunds this year, with the average refund expected to be ...

US inflation eases more than expected to lowest since May U.S. headline inflation slowed to a 2.4% year‑over‑year rate in the January 2026 CPI report, the lowest since May 2025 and slightly below consensus expectations of about 2.5–2.6%. Key numbers ...

Upstart is signaling that its AI-driven, data‑intensive underwriting model is now bumping up against a much stricter, more fragmented privacy regime, which is increasing its ongoing compliance spend and widening its litigation and enforcement surface area. Why privacy risk is ...

The heads of Britain’s biggest banks are set to hold their first meeting this week to establish a national alternative to Visa and Mastercard, amid growing fears over President Trump’s ability to turn off US-owned payment systems. The meeting, chaired ...

Being sued for debt can create a lot of stress for people who are already struggling to make ends meet. Add to that the possibility that the lawyer who brought the lawsuit is not reachable because they didn't include their ...

When the couple reviewed their credit reports in August 2025, they found that neither Equifax nor Trans Union had updated the Nationstar tradeline to reflect the completed discharge. Both bureaus allegedly continued to show the loan as open with an ...

U.S. mortgage delinquencies moved higher in Q4 2025, with the pressure concentrated in FHA and other lower‑income borrower segments rather than a broad systemic breakdown. Headline numbers The seasonally adjusted delinquency rate on one‑to‑four‑unit residential mortgages rose to 4.26% of ...

Dutch experts and the responsible minister now say Klarna’s current Dutch debt‑collection activities are likely in breach of the Netherlands’ Debt Collection Services Quality Act (Wet kwaliteit incassodienstverlening, Wki) because Klarna is not registered in the mandatory debt‑collection register while ...