Financial infidelity: Worse than cheating?

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1099-C nasty surprise: Canceled debt often taxable as income You settled your card debt last year, and now you can move on from it - right? Maybe not. For many consumers with debt problems, after the debt collector leaves, the taxman arrives. See the full story

More News 5 ways to maximize card rewards earning potential this year Whether you're just getting started with juggling rewards cards, or if you're a little rusty, try these five tips to help you refine your rewards habits. See the full story

Charged Up! podcast: From bad to perfect credit Author Al Jones had thousands in debt and a credit score so low that no one would even consider giving him a loan or a credit card. So, he turned his life around - then recounted his experience in his book, "My Journey from Bad to Excellent Credit." Here are some lessons he learned. See the full story

Financial infidelity: Worse than cheating? Many say yes Would you rather find out your significant other has a secret lover or a secret bank account? Nearly a third of Americans prefer the former, according to a CreditCards.com poll. Here's what else we learned - including how many millions do have secret finances. See the full story

Expert Q&A Should you buy rewards points when they're on sale? Sometimes, you'll see deals from reward programs selling their points at a discount. Are the deals ever as good as they seem? See the full story

Taking Charge: a credit card blog How to use card rewards and hotel categories to book the perfect stay Whether you prefer pampering or simply a place to lay your head, your credit card rewards points can be your ticket to a great stay – especially if you understand how to use hotel categories to get the experience that you want. See the full story

Product News AmEx Hlton cards debut with 100K-point sign-up bonus American Express has officially launched its long-awaited Hilton Honors card updates. Here are the changes at a glance: See the full story

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