 | | Weekly newsletter: April 17, 2014
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| | | | | | Your 401(k) is brimming, you never carry a card balance and you have an emergency fund. When is it OK to blow the budget on a you-only-live-once moment? ... More
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Interest rates, at historic lows since 2008, are expected to start rising as soon as spring 2015, and a single point increase will cost U.S. cardholders about $7.6 billion a year ... More
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Your may know your rewards program has transfer partners that let you shift points. But your partners have partners, too -- double-transfer to get the program you want ... More
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| | | It's a tricky procedure, but it's possible: The spouse with good credit can absorb the bad-credit person's debt by balance transfer ... More
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Transferring credit card debt to a lower-interest card or home equity line of credit may help you become debt-free faster -- if you're careful ... More
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A dentist suggested financing a procedure with a medical card, then charged upfront; now the patient wants to cancel the credit card ... More
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| | | | | | When a topic is heavily covered, it's easy to become numb to the news. But even for those feeling burned out from fraud news, Heartbleed is worth paying attention to ... More
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There are many ways to combat ID theft, but this isn't one of them. This video explains the dubious practice of writing "See ID" on your card in lieu of a signature ... More
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