If you have debt, you’re not alone. Total U.S. household debt has been hitting new record highs and credit card debt ...

There are several ways to lower your credit card interest rate, including by calling your card issuer to negotiate a lower rate.

Carrying a balance on your credit card is expensive, but you can learn to negotiate with your card issuer to lower your interest rate.

If you're struggling with high interest rates or mounting credit card debt, learning how to negotiate with credit card companies helps you save money.

If you're struggling with high credit card interest, there are effective strategies to reduce your rates and save money. Learn how to negotiate with issuers, leverage balance transfers, and ...

Getty Images Finding out your credit score and researching competitive rates is a good place to start when looking to lower your credit card interest rate.

Interest rates remain sky high, meaning if you carry any balance on a credit card, you’re paying a lot of extra money right now. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa talks to the Tayne Law Group ...

You might not be stuck paying your card's high interest rate, even if your credit card company says no.

Learning how to negotiate a credit card rate is a skill every financial consumer should learn.

Interest rates remain sky high, meaning if you carry any balance on a credit card, you’re paying a lot of extra money right now. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa talks to the Tayne Law Group ...

Interest rates remain sky high, meaning if you carry any balance on a credit card, you’re paying a lot of extra money right now. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa talks to the Tayne Law Group about ...