Though your credit card provider may not label your account a default just yet (often it takes several missed payments to reach that status), you’re putting yourself in a precarious position.

Typically, when you’re fewer than 30 days late on a credit card payment, your card issuer will label your account delinquent — not a default. You’ll start paying APR on unpaid charges, and ...

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POS financing platform Flexiti Financial has acquired TD Financing Services’ (TDFS) Canadian private label credit card portfolio, which is valued at approximately $250 million. Flexiti’s transaction ...

Furtado, though, is still a fan of rewards cards. "If you pay off your credit card every month and you don't carry a balance, then it should be all about maximizing rewards," Furtado said.