Residual interest: What it is and how it works
Residual interest is the interest that’s accrued on an unpaid credit card balance in the time that you’ve not been paying it. Read to learn how it works, and how you can avoid paying it.
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Credit card ownership statistics
How many credit cards does the average American have, and what types do they have? We’ve compiled industry statistics to answer those questions and more about who’s carrying what cards.
How Much Credit Card Debt is too Much?
Most Americans have credit card debt and will die with credit card debt. It’s one of the most accessible types of credit there is, becoming available as soon as you’re financially independent. It’s also one of the most damaging, as too much credit card debt could hurt your credit report, reduce your credit score, and cost you thousands of dollars in interest payments. […]
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Easiest Credit Cards to Get After Bankruptcy
There’s nothing fun about declaring bankruptcy, but those who emerge from it can be thankful for the opportunity to rebuild their personal finances without the burden of debt. Unfortunately, bankruptcy also does damage to your credit, making it difficult to get approved for credit cards and other lines of credit. Since credit cards are a… Read More
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Tips to Consolidate Credit Card Debt
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What Do New FICO Changes Mean for Me?
Have you ever applied for a credit card, car loan or mortgage? If so, then one of the first things the lender looked at was your FICO score. It has a major impact not only on getting approved in the…
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How I Paid Off $38,000 In Student Loan Debt In 7 Months
Lately, I have received many questions asking how I was able to pay off my student loans so quickly. I haven’t talked much about my student loans since I paid them off in July of 2013, but I know many struggle with their student loan repayment plan each and every day. Due to this, it is a topic […]
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Best credit cards for couples
If youâve said your vows or joined your finances with your partner, it might be time to move past the credit card thatâs been by your side all through your single years. Hereâs a rundown of some of the best rewards cards for couples.
The Magical Third Paycheck: 5 Budgeting Hacks If You’re Paid Biweekly
Paid biweekly? You get two shots a year to get ahead. Here’s how.
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10 Ways to Build Credit Without a Credit Card
February 14, 2021
Credit cards are a great tool for building credit. They’re easy to use, offer flexibility, and sometimes even reward you for using them. Most also directly impact your credit score and are used by many people to begin building their credit profile. But what if you donât want a credit card or are having trouble… Read More
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