Personal Finance Advice and Commentary

Looks like new government regulations on credit cards have made Americans a little less disgruntled with their issuers. A new survey of 1,258 consumers from Consumer Reports shows only 12 percent said their credit card companies treated them unfairly this year. That’s down from 15 percent last year and 22 percent in 2009. Still, just

More Americans are giving their credit cards a thumbs-up this year. Credit card satisfaction rose for the second year in a row, according to a J.D. Power and Associates study released Thursday. The study considers six factors: interaction; credit card terms; billing and payment process; rewards; benefits and services; and problem resolution. Overall, credit card