Merle Hazard's viral music videos satirizing the credit crisis are gaining in popularity and warrant serious answers from Bridgewater Associates.

Clear up your house, make your finances more manageable and lessen the prospect of identity theft by trashing consumer bills, credit card statements and other disposable financial statements.

With revenues down 14% for S&P 500 companies at the close of the first quarter, some believe the credit market rally will soon run out of steam.

Democrat and Republican members of the Senate Banking Committee reached a compromise on credit-card-reform legislation, drafting a bill that would limit fees and curb unfair predatory rate practices.

Amidst signs of the market's rebound, experts have difficulty anticipating the effects of imminent inflation on commodities as credit markets are still in flux

Although credit is still tight, it appears that fewer banks have tightened loan standards as compared to a few months ago.  

Posting fake job ads is one way that scammers are striking. Here are things to look out for and ways to protect yourself.

Checking account fraud is a plausible threat for any consumer with a checking account. Don't fall victim to any of the oldest tricks in the (check)book! Learn how to keep your checking info safe from thieves.

Which income bracket is scouring the Web the most for deals? If you guessed those with lower incomes, you're wrong.

Beware: fraudulent identity thieves are now using the logo of the IRS and offers of federal stimulus money to lure unsuspecting consumers to divulge credit-card information.