 | | Weekly newsletter: April 9, 2015
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To some, credit doesn't exist just to make paying for stuff easy and safe. Rather, a not-so-innocent back story with covert players is involved. More...
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It's natural for parents to want to continue supporting their children through college. But too much help can sabotage their financial independence. More...
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"Small Move, Big Change" author Caroline Arnold was tired of failing her New Year's resolutions, so she took a bold step to break them down in achievable actions. More...
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| | | His parents report more than $2,000 in unapproved card charges, but discover the culprit is their son. Is it too late to call off the investigation? More...
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When you cut several cards from your wallet, you can reduce a big credit score hit by increasing the credit limits on your remaining cards. More...
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Being added as an authorized user to an account with almost perfect credit will help boost your credit score and history. But is it as easy as it sounds? More...
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| According to a new study from J.P. Morgan Chase, openness about credit matters is associated with age: The younger you are, the more open you are. More...
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Despite the hype surrounding the Apple Watch, Disney's MagicBands are already delivering on the promise of wearable payments. But there are still glitches. More...
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