You can lower your credit card fees - if you ask right

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Interest rates on new card offers rise to record high of 16.68 percent Card issuers continue to pass along to consumers the Federal Reserve's March rate increase – and there are more increases to come. See the full story

Advice Why savvy points earners always pick up the restaurant check If it's travel rewards you seek, don't get short arms when the dinner check comes. Pay the tab and pile up the points. See the full story

Charged Up! podcast: Financial lessons for millennials Michael Taylor, a former Goldman Sachs trader and current university lecturer and columnist, takes you through the most important mathematical concepts you need to know to avoid massive debt. See the full story

Poll: It's easy to get rid of credit card fees, if you ask Don't be shy. Our national poll shows that most people who ask for a late fee waiver, a lower rate or even a higher credit limit, get what they want.  See the full story

Expert Q&A Can I sign up twice for a card (and get two sign-up bonuses)? We have the list. Some cards don't set limits, others limit you to one every couple years – or even one per lifetime. See the full story

Taking Charge: a credit card blog How i get my baseball fix on the cheap The outlook wasn't brilliant for blogger and baseball fan Dawn Papandrea, until she learned how to stretch her dollars. See the full story

Product News Free business plans for anyone? Yes, from Capital One Capital One's new Business CreditWise promises free business credit reports and a way to get business credit report errors fixed at no cost to the business owner. And you don't even have to be a Cap One customer. See the full story

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