What Synchrony’s 10-Q Really Shows About Your Late Fees
Synchrony’s Q2 2026 10-Q shows late-fee revenue and delinquencies fell from a year ago – even with the CFPB’s $8 cap gone. Here’s what the filing says.
Synchrony’s Q2 2026 10-Q shows late-fee revenue and delinquencies fell from a year ago – even with the CFPB’s $8 cap gone. Here’s what the filing says.
Synchrony Financial disclosed to investors that the CFPB’s $8 credit card late fee cap was vacated in April 2025 — then collected $5.4 billion in interest and fees from 68.3 million cardholders in Q2 2026. Here is what their SEC filing says about what you pay.
The Iran ceasefire was extended but the naval blockade stays, oil is above $100, and gas prices are not coming down. Every month you carry the extra cost on credit cards at 24% APR, the hole gets deeper. Here is what to do now.
Private credit firms now hold $350 billion in consumer debt. When their investors demand returns, collection gets more aggressive on your loans and credit cards. Your FDCPA rights do not change, but you may need to enforce them.
Homeownership dropped 8 to 10 percent across all age groups since 2000. People over 50 face a three-way trap: cannot sell, cannot refinance, cannot tap equity without risk. Never convert unsecured credit card debt into secured HELOC debt against your home.
Goldman’s 2026 inflation playbook was written for rich clients. Here’s what the same data means for your credit card balance and minimum payments.
D.R. Horton’s profit just dropped 13%. If your debt plan involves home equity, a HELOC, or selling the house, the math is shifting under you.
Synchrony just posted $805M in profit. If you have a store credit card with a promotional balance, the deferred interest trap is about to spring.
Kevin Warsh just told the Senate he’ll keep rates high. Here’s what that means for your credit card APR, HELOC, and adjustable mortgage — and what to do this week.
If your parent died with credit card debt, you almost certainly don’t owe it. Here’s exactly who is liable, who isn’t, and what to say when collectors call.