Your Credit Card: What’s in it for Thieves
Online security breaches where retailers are hacked and customers’ credit card information is stolen are becoming a regular part of...
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Fewer Millennials Qualifying for Credit Cards
Millennials are applying for credit cards more than most age groups, but they’re not qualifying for them, according to consumer...
Keeping Your Child’s Credit History Clean
If your child has a Social Security number, they can become a victim of identity theft. With a clean credit...
A Simple Way to Stop Using Your Credit Card So Much
If you’ve got a problem with credit card debt, there might be a simple solution that’s already sitting in your...
Qualifying for a Credit Card If You Have Bad Credit
Having bad credit can be worse than having no credit at all. A lousy credit score can lead to a...
When It’s OK to Let a Credit Score Slip a Little
If you’ve got a good or excellent credit score and pay your bills on time and keep your credit balances...
Understanding Credit Card Offers: Are You Reading the Fine Print?
The fine print at the end of a credit card offer letter can tell a consumer a lot more about...
What to Know Before Applying for a Student Credit Card
Building good credit takes time, and it can be a few years before college students or graduates have a good...
How to Haggle on the Phone for Better Prices
Haggling may not be one of the funnest things you’ll do on any given day, but if you’re anywhere near...
How FICO 9 May Increase Credit Scores
How medical debt and other collection items are tallied in a credit score is changing, potentially increasing the credit scores...
5 Tips for Reaching Out to New Clients in the New Year
If you’re only talking to people you’ve already done business with, then that could limit or even shrink your network of active business. Read more.
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