 | | Weekly newsletter: June 4, 2015
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Debt consolidation allows you to lump multiple debts into one loan, usually with a lower interest rate. But fall into one of these traps and you could end up worse off than when you started. More...
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Consumer finance companies offer an alternative way to pay for big-ticket items. But look before you leap. More...
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Phone scams are the No. 1 choice of communication for fraudsters looking to cash in on unwitting consumers, and the phony credit card rate reduction is the No. 1 scam. More...
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| | | RFID chips transmit information after the card is canceled. It's not useful to criminals but it won't hurt to destroy the chip. More...
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Know all fees before you apply, or you may be left with a card you don't want. More...
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Dragging out joint debt obligations after divorce opens door for all sorts of problems. More...
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| If your finances are merged, should you ever keep a purchase hidden from your partner, even if it's just a small expense? More...
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Researchers studied thousands of overdue card debts to determine what separates payers from non-payers. They found that banks' traditional credit standards aren't good at predicting who will pay delinquent balances. More...
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