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Debt-proof starter cards remove traditional barriers to building credit, while also instituting guardrails to keep you on track. But there are compromises. → Read More
Post-holiday, juggling multiple 'buy now, pay later' plans may prove difficult if you’ve bitten off more than you can chew or experienced a financial setback. → Read More
At first glance, a "buy now, pay later" plan's promise of no interest or upfront fees can seem more appealing than a credit card's terms. Unlike credit cards, though, these plans lack certain consumer protections and are sometimes unpredictable. → Read More
With rising costs of goods and services, turning to “buy now, pay later” plans when you check out can be tempting. → Read More
When you aren’t focused on debt and are looking to make the most of your cards, consider these seven tips to free up money for other goals. → Read More
Even as an uncertain option, a credit limit is still a bridge worth preserving to supplement or back up an emergency fund, especially before a potential... → Read More
Even as an uncertain option, a credit limit is still a bridge worth preserving to supplement or back up an emergency fund, especially before a potential recession. → Read More
Having a plan may help you avoid debt or keep it manageable when money is tight. → Read More
When times are tough, credit card debt may be inevitable if you’re learning to manage credit or are forced to make risky financial decisions due to h → Read More
If you don't know what actions you can take with credit cards, you could be losing money. Test your knowledge here. → Read More
Credit cards can feature valuable perks for new applicants, whether your goal is to pay off debt or save on costs. Even if you already have a card, you may be sitting on targeted offers, rewards or benefits that could make a difference. → Read More
As prices on goods and services continue to rise because of inflation, scaling back expenses isn’t the only way to free up cash to cover essentials. → Read More
What you need is a personalized stay-out-of-debt plan. Try these steps to ditch your debt. → Read More
Upon paying off between $12,000 and $15,000 in credit card debt in 2019, Yamiesha Bell, a special education teacher in New York, didn’t break up with her credit cards. → Read More
If saving for tomorrow seems out of reach, the right money challenge can generate excitement, push competitive buttons and potentially increase savings. → Read More
One exposure at home or abroad can lead to a canceled trip or an extended quarantine stay for you and your travel companions. → Read More
Factoring holiday expenses into your budget all year long is effective for avoiding debt, but it’s not always feasible with a limited budget or unforeseen expenses. → Read More
Factoring holiday expenses into your budget all year long is effective for avoiding debt, but it’s not always feasible with a limited budget or unforeseen expenses. → Read More
When you're frequently bombarded with ads for credit cards at big banks, it's easy to overlook credit cards at a local credit union. These not-for-profit organizations typically require membership based → Read More
As the COVID-19 vaccination era makes it safer to travel, many people who stayed home during pandemic shutdowns are vacationing again. Airport checkpoint numbers have increased about 20% from January → Read More