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You were running around doing errands all weekend. From the field at your kid’s soccer game to the mall, it seems as though you covered every square inch of your town. You get home and check your pocket; your wallet…
When I was a kid, my parents thought they didn’t need to worry about my financial education. They miscalculated. They mistook my penchant for collecting things — My Little Ponies, Troll dolls, and even cold, hard cash — for being…
I like to think I know more about credit cards than the average person. I’ve written dozens of credit card reviews for Money Crashers and personally tried out more credit cards than I’d like to admit. So I was surprised…
The Capital One QuicksilverOne Cash Rewards Credit Card is a cash back credit card that charges a $39 annual fee and earns a flat, unlimited 1.5% cash back rate on every purchase. Cash back rewards can be redeemed for a variety of cash equivalents,…
The Citi® Diamond Preferred® Card is a straightforward credit card with no annual fee and a great 0% introductory APR promotion for purchases and balance transfers. Although it doesn’t offer a sign-up bonus, cash rewards program, or very low APR once…
The Citi Simplicity® Card really lives up to its name. This straight-shooting credit card has one of the longest introductory 0% APR balance transfer promotions in the business (after which variable regular APR applies). Plus, while it doesn’t have an…
Meet Alberto. Alberto has multiple credit cards with high balances. But despite making regular payments, his debt seems to be increasing. How is that possible? If you’ve ever used a credit card or borrowed money, you may have come across…
You don’t need to be told that good credit opens up a world of opportunities and bad credit can have far-reaching, potentially costly consequences. Whether you’ve never had a credit card to your name or you’re recovering from a significant…
Millennials tend to be much more skittish about credit cards than previous generations. A 2016 Bankrate survey found that 33% of people under 30 had a credit card at all, compared to 55% of people aged 30 to 49 and 62%…
If you’re like most people, you don’t think much about your credit score. You probably know that a good credit score can help you qualify for a loan or get a better rate on a credit card, but those aren’t…
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