Credit spending in 2011 was at exactly the same level it was in 2010, according to the Finance and Leasing Association.

New figures suggest Britons may be more successful in lowering their debt levels if they can curb their card spending more.

A new survey has shown satisfaction with credit cards is at an all-time low, with banks performing particularly badly.

New figures show consumers spent less on credit cards last year, something that may indicate people are becoming increasingly committed to careful budgeting.

There are many steps consumers can take to bolster their credit ratings, it has been advised.

Millions of Britons have little or nothing in the way of savings, a survey has found.

A new survey has shown indebtedness rose significantly last year, with more than half of this being piled up on credit cards.

A new law could help cut credit card bills – but that is not the only way consumers can make using plastic less expensive.

New measures have been announced that may help cut the cost of using debit and credit cards overseas.

Many people could inherit a credit card debt because the deceased holder believed myths about what would happen after they died, a survey has found.