Mississippi is finally No. 1 in a good way. The Magnolia State is among the nation’s leaders in lowest credit card debt. Alaska leads all states with the highest median credit card debt of $3,384, according to a study released today.
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NEW YORK — New Hampshire is second in the nation, following Alaska, in median credit card debt, according to a study released Wednesday. Alaska leads all states with debt of $3,384.
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Citibank and Octopus Cards will together launch a new co-brand card called the Octopus Citibank Credit Card. This will be the first credit card with the Octopus smart card payment system for Hong Kong consumers.
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Alaska leads all states with the highest median credit card debt of $3,384, according to a study released Wednesday.
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New Hampshire is second in the nation, following Alaska, in median credit card debt, according to a study released Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- Banks and credit unions are loudly voicing their concerns about strict new curbs on credit-card billing and marketing efforts to be considered as early Wednesday by a U.S. House committee.
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Take our poll. Has your credit card use increased or decreased in the past year?
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Colorado borrowers are carrying the fifth-highest level of per-capita credit card debt in the nation, according to a study released Wednesday.
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Alaska leads all states with the highest median credit card debt of $3,384, according to a study released Wednesday. New Hampshire came in second with a median of $2,109 in debt followed by Connecticut with $2,094, according to the study by Americans for Fairness in Lending.
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Americans in all age and income groups have reduced credit card use and cut spending on non-essential items as oil and food prices soar, home prices sink and lenders tighten credit, a new study shows.
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