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This week's top story: Is it time to consider financial therapy?

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Top credit card stories

Is it time to consider financial therapy?
Do you lie to your spouse about your spending? Feel guilty about how much money you make? Constantly blow your budget? A new breed of expert -- the financial therapist -- is ready to help. More... 
Scams rise in wake of Japan disaster
After a tragedy, emotions run high and people want to help. Fraudsters know it and see an opportunity to make a quick buck. More...
PLUS: Card fees waived on donations to Japan
 
6 financial mistakes to avoid in divorce
Protect your credit and come through divorce under the best possible financial circumstances by avoiding these common mistakes. More... 
10 credit commandments for young professionals
The money habits you form in your 20s can set you up for financial success -- or failure. Be savvy with your cash early and reap the rewards. More... 
Expert credit card advice

Don't fear score drop when applying for new card
'Credit Score Report' expert Jeremy M. Simon
Applying for a new card may trim a few points from your credit score, but it shouldn't last -- as long as you use the new card wisely. More...
 
Protecting your credit during a divorce
'To Her Credit' expert Sally Herigstad
When faced with divorce, seek the advice of an attorney before agreeing to leave your home or trying to pay off joint debt.
More...
 
In hard times, keep credit lines high
'New Frugal You' expert Gary Foreman
With issuers aggressively cutting credit limits, paying off high APR credit card debt may not be the best advice.
More...
 
Help! My mom ruined my credit
'Opening Credits' expert Erica Sandberg
A young man is starting his career with bad credit, thanks to his mom stealing his identity. Our expert offers seven steps to recover. More...
 
More credit card news

Credit card interest rates stay steady
The average annual percentage rate (APR) on new credit card offers held steady at 14.65 percent last week, according to CreditCards.com. More... 
Surviving and thriving at SXSW Interactive
Blogger Jeremy Simon shares his experiences at Austin's premier event: SXSW Interactive. More... 
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National Average   14.65%
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Bad Credit   23.95%
Airline   14.33%
Student   13.42%
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