Author: Susan Tompor, Detroit Free Press

Consumers need to pay attention to alerts from their bank, as more credit card issuers are cutting credit limits and closing cards.

The COVID-19 recession is making it hard for some consumers to manage their car payments. Borrowers must contact their lenders to request relief.

Talk of a second, more limited round of stimulus checks is building but consumers are still confused by some prepaid cards and scams.

Mobile banking is attracting novice customers in the COVID-19 era, and scammers spot an easy mark. Here’s how to protect yourself.

The IRS said people who have destroyed their Visa prepaid debit cards can request a free replacement through MetaBank. The fee had been $7.50.

A Michigan man saw a shocking drop in his credit score after a mishap relating to a loan servicer’s reporting of student loan debt relief.

Borrowers need to know how their rate will change if it’s pegged to the London Interbank Offered Rate or LIBOR, which will go away by the end of 2021.

June brides are now juggling how and when they can get married in a time of COVID-19 and social distancing. Many losing big deposits in the process.

The IRS said millions of low-income people, homeless people and others who aren’t required to file a tax return may be eligible for coronavirus relief.

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