Several credit cards in 2026 feature long 0% introductory APR periods, some up to 24 months, on purchases and balance transfers. These offers help consumers avoid high interest rates above 20%, enabling them to pay down debt or manage expenses interest-free for extended periods. Cards like Wells Fargo Reflect® and Citi® Diamond Preferred® provide no annual fees and flexible terms, making them ideal for those seeking to reduce debt or spread out large purchases. Consumers should choose cards based on their credit score and whether they prioritize new spending or balance transfers, and plan payments to maximize the interest-free window.
U.S. bank lending to shadow banks, including private credit and hedge funds, surged to $1.47 trillion by early 2026, a 2,518% increase since 2010. This growth far outpaces traditional lending categories like mortgages and small business loans, which ...
A FINRA arbitration panel ruled that JPMorgan Chase must pay $4.25 million to broker Brent Ryan Bodner for wrongful termination linked to a $642.50 deli platter expense. The bank mischaracterized a pre-approved business meeting at Bodner's home as a ...
