Credit Card Rules: Can you go to jail for not paying your credit card bill? Know the legal truths and ways to avoid it
The article discusses the legal implications of not paying credit card bills in India, clarifying that while it is generally a civil matter, fraudulent behavior could lead to legal consequences.
Serasa Debt Negotiation Fair Offers Discounts of Up to 99% in Pará
The Serasa Debt Negotiation Fair launches in Brazil, offering significant discounts on debts, with participation from over 2,000 companies, especially benefiting consumers in Pará.
Serasa Fair Renegotiates Debts with Up to 99% Discount; See How to Participate
Serasa has launched a new debt renegotiation initiative, offering discounts of up to 99% for over 2,200 participating companies until April 1.
The number of serious payment problems has decreased
While Finnish consumers are experiencing more recurring payment difficulties, the number of serious debt issues has dropped significantly according to an analysis by the credit management company Intrum.
Consumer loans will be more regulated starting in November
Beginning November 20, 2026, consumer loans in France will face stricter regulations aimed at reducing the risk of over-indebtedness.
4 in 10 Canadians used credit cards more last year than in 2024: report
A recent report reveals that a significant portion of Canadians have increased their reliance on credit cards, with many struggling to make payments beyond the minimum.
Record Default Pressures Condominium Funds in the Country
Brazil is facing a historic level of indebtedness, with millions of citizens in default, significantly impacting condominium finances.
One in Twenty Self-Employed Workers Unable to Repay Debt... More Than Tripled in Five Years
Due to prolonged domestic recession and high interest rates, one in twenty self-employed individuals in South Korea is unable to repay their business loans, a figure that has more than tripled in the past five years.
Britons feeling ‘dismal’ about finances amid mounting debts, survey finds
A survey indicates that UK households are feeling increasingly pessimistic about their finances, reflecting growing debts and sluggish consumer spending.
Watchdogs promise better safeguards for buy now pay later shoppers: Money LIVE
New rules promising enhanced protections for buy now pay later shoppers in the UK will be implemented this summer, aimed at preventing financial overstretching for consumers.
Buy now, pay later shake-up with stricter checks from July confirmed
Changes to buy now, pay later schemes will ensure stricter affordability checks and improved customer support starting July 15, 2026.
Absurdity by the Sea: Construction Defects Cost 21 Thousand Euros, but the Debt Was Assigned to the Homeowner
A homeowner in Lithuania is facing significant construction defects in their newly built house, with issues costing them 21,000 euros.
"We firmly believe that the vast majority of people want to pay"
Andreas Barth, CEO of Riverty, defends the trend of increasing consumer debt through 'Buy now, pay later' offers and discusses unresolved questions about the future of AI in shopping.