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Fewer consumers defaulted on their mortgages and all other lines of credit during February, according to a new report from Standard & Poor's and Experian. The company's monthly Consumer Credit Default Indices, which offer a glimpse

As Japan continues to recover from the earthquake, tsunami and threats of nuclear meltdown, car dealers in the United States are taking advantage of expected shortages on hybrids and other models, and raising prices.Disruptions to car exports

After Oregon's attorney general received more than 90 complaints about a law firm's debt collection practices, the practice was shut down.The attorney general launched the investigation on McGavic and Finney PC after consumers accused

California residents attempting to file for new or renewed identification cards are enduring long delays throughout the state, according to the San Jose Mercury News. Currently, the state is trying to roll out new, high-tech identity cards

The Texas state legislature is considering a bill that would change the way short term lending, a form of short term financing, is regulated within the state.Like many similar bills that have made their way through state senates, the Texas bill