Roughly a third of U.S. credit card users — some 70 million people — have had their credit limits reduced or accounts closed involuntarily since mid-May, according to a new survey by Lending Tree's Compare Cards website. Blame the coronavirus.
Roughly a third of U.S. credit card users — some 70 million people — have had their credit limits reduced or accounts closed involuntarily since mid-May, according to a new survey by Lending Tree's Compare Cards website. Blame the coronavirus.