If you’re swimming in credit card debt, it’s easy to figure out conventional ways to get rid of it. You might take out a debt consolidation loan, for instance, or transfer the balance from a high-interest credit card to a card offering a special no-interest period. …
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What’s the upside of a low credit score? Begin able to use a secured credit card, like the primor credit card, as a tool to build your credit. …
Green Dot primor® Visa® Classic Secured Credit Card ReviewRead More »
Oops! Banking giant Citigroup made a major mistake that could put more money in your pocket, if you have a Citi credit card. …
If you have a Citi credit card, you might be getting a refundRead More »
When it comes to achieving long-term goals for our personal finances, it can sometimes be difficult to see the end outcome. And figuring out what steps to take in order to reach that goal can be somewhat mind numbing. But according to our expert guest, Preston D. Cherry, using small-win financial goals may help us to hit the bigger ones. …
Q&A with Preston D. Cherry: Using small-win financial goals to achieve big outcomesRead More »
We’ve all got to start somewhere. At one point in our lives, we had absolutely no credit history. The credit slate was clean. …
If you find it hard to believe you’ll ever be debt-free, you’re certainly not alone. You’re in the same boat as around two-thirds of Americans. …
Infographic: 68% of Americans doubt they will ever be debt-freeRead More »
For young adults in America, many who have no credit score, trying to get a credit card can be frustrating. …
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We’re not yet too far into 2018 to set resolutions. And one that’s often overlooked is arguably one of the most important — setting realistic financial goals. …
Q&A with Abed G. Rabbani: Setting realistic financial goalsRead More »
Many of us take having a credit card for granted, but for millions of Americans, these financial tools are out of reach. Fortunately, there’s a new credit card for people with no credit coming to the market.  …
Petal: The new credit card for people with no creditRead More »
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Americans love their homes — about 64% of us own the residences in which we live, according to the latest figures from the U.S. Census Bureau. …