Banks Changing Stance on Credit Card Debt
Wednesday, September 17th, 2008
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Banks handling credit card debt situations differently
A recent Wall Street Journal article focused on the various steps that different banks are taking to change the way that credit card debt repayment is handled.
The article details different strategies taken by large credit card banks to recover more outstanding credit card debt and also to help cardholders who are in trouble come up with viable solutions to repay their debt.
Some banks are using incentives (such as matching a percentage of payments made) to persuade customers to repay credit card debt, while other banks are turning to new tools (such as online resources where customers can set up a payment plan) to get overdue borrowers to make consitent payments.
Full article: Banks Push Harder On Credit-Card Debt
Credit card debt – and repaying it – can be a complicated and frustrating topic. But there are various tools and resources out there to help borrowers figure out the proper course of action.
Our credit card and debt management calculators can help anyone scrutinize his/her current situation. And our ever-growing collection of credit card articles can help to educate and answer questions.
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