Credit cards know your rights

What are my rights under the Military Lending Act?

What is the difference between a prepaid card, a credit card, and a debit card?

What types of loans are covered under the Military Lending Act?

Can the credit card company sell my account?

I let the card issuer know I was closing my account. They are still charging me interest. Can they do that?

The card issuer increased my interest rate on my existing balance. Can they do that? What can I do to get the rate back down?

Six months ago the interest rate on my account was increased. I have noticed that the interest rate has been reduced, but is still not going back to my original rate. Can they do that?

Can my credit card company change the terms of my account?

I noticed that the interest rate on my card went up last month without any notice. Can they do that?

Can a card issuer consider the fact that I am not a citizen of the United States?

If I am married, can a card issuer turn down my application for a credit card in my own name?

Can a card issuer consider my sex or marital status when deciding whether to issue a credit card to me?

Can a card issuer consider whether I receive government assistance when deciding whether to issue a credit card to me?

Can a card issuer consider my age when deciding whether to issue a credit card to me?

What information are card issuers not allowed to base decisions on when considering a credit card application?

I am a stay-at-home spouse or partner without a separate income. I share income and expenses with my spouse or partner. Can I still get a credit card in my own name?