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Managing credit is important, but it doesn’t have to be difficult. Here, we talk about managing credit and how to use credit responsibly.
It's the classic catch-22 for a student. You need to have credit to get credit. Learn how to get a credit card even if you have no credit history.
Building good credit is the ticket to getting a lot of other good things. Learn how to build your credit to put you in a solid purchasing position.
Learn what a credit card minimum payment is, how that amount is determined, and why you need to pay the minimum amount to stay financially fit.
Phishing is when you receive emails from what seems to be a reputable organization asking you to share your personal information like passwords and credit card…
If "too few accounts paid as agreed" turns up on your credit report, it means one of two things - both of which are bad for your credit. Here's a breakdown on…
Looking to graduate from your secured credit card and move on to an unsecured credit card? Learn more about how your credit gets evaluated and how to maximize…
Not every type of late payment is weighed the same - and many creditors view some as much more significant. Here's how different types of late payments affect…
Your secured credit card has arrived, and you're itching to begin building good credit. Before you do, consider these tips on how to use it effectively.
A maxed-out credit card is a signal to check in with your current budget, expenses, credit cards and financial accounts. Learn how to do that here.
Here are a few key points that new immigrants to the U.S. should keep in mind when navigating the U.S. system of getting approved for…
Having a solid credit score can save you a lot of money and quite a few headaches - and the sooner you get it there the better. Here…
Do you ever wonder, "Should I use my credit card for everything?" As with any type of financial payment, the key is being responsible…
