Credit Cards News

Barclaycard customers could see their minimum payments rise by as much as a third from January, as Barclays overhauls the terms on its credit cards.The credit card provider has announced new terms and...

The financial regulator will extend payment holidays on credit cards, personal loans, car finance, payday loans and other types of consumer credit, following the government’s announcement that...

Banks are forecasted to hike the cost of unsecured borrowing, just as the UK braces for a second wave of coronavirus—and Christmas spending.The Bank of England’s latest survey of lenders found that...

Britons looking to consolidate their debt on one credit card will struggle to find a deal after the number of interest-free balance transfer cards on the market fell to a record low.With relief on...

Credit card providers are hiking interest rates over fears the coronavirus crisis will push more customers to default on payments.According to data from Moneyfacts, the average APR on credit cards now...

Virgin Money suspended the credit cards of 32,000 customers without warning this week, a move which potentially violates the banking sector’s commitments to consumers during the coronavirus crisis. ...

From today gamblers will no longer be able to use credit cards to make wagers, under new regulation designed to prevent hundreds of thousands from gambling money they don’t have. The ban also...

New measures to help consumers experiencing financial hardship as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and lockdown have been confirmed by the financial regulator and commence today. Under the...

Credit card firms have been urged by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to cut or reduce fees for customers struggling with persistent debt. Currently, lenders can suspend or cancel certain...

Nationwide double-charged hundreds of customers for monthly credit card repayments earlier this month, with some overcharged by thousands of pounds.The duplicate monthly repayments for Nationwide...