Browsing Tag credit cards
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Credit & Debt 1
How Many Credit Cards Should We Really Have?
All too often we are quick to reach for our credit cards to make a purchase without regard to the implications. Those implications would be running up debt, ...
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Credit & Debt 0
How to Negotiate Better Interest Rates on Your Credit Cards
It’s not often that someone gives you a better deal just for asking, but that’s exactly what credit card companies sometimes do. Asking the company can sometimes bring ...
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The Perks of Owning a Credit Card
The benefits of having a credit card go well beyond convenience. Using plastic instead of cash affords a number of perks — some big and some small — ...
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Budgeting 0
How to Curb Holiday Spending
‘Tis the season to be spending! I mean…Happy Thanksgiving everyone! The holiday season is right around the corner, and spending money on gifts comes along with the joy ...
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5 Ways to Save Money with a Credit Card
Credit cards a powerful tool that many people take for granted. Some people tend to rely on them too much, causing unsustainable debts. Somewhere in the middle is ...
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Credit & Debt 2
How to Increase the Credit Limit on Your Card
You might be at the point where you need to make an expensive purchase, but you don’t have the cash and your credit card has reached its limit. ...
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Credit & Debt 1
Millennials and the World of Credit Scores
The financial crisis shaped millennials’ spending habits, as many of them saw what large debts can do to everyone from homeowners to massive banks. That experience has, for ...
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Credit & Debt 12
How to Build Credit While You’re in College
College should be a sort of last hurrah for your teen years. It’s your last chance to be an adult without having to worry about all that goes ...
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Carl @ MoneyMow says: Very interesting! We are going to four weddings this year, and they are going ...
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Barry @ Money We Have says: This is also a huge issue for Canadians. You would think that Americans would ...
