| | Weekly newsletter: January 28, 2016
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| | | | More than half of consumers said they've spent $100 or more on an impulse buy, and a good portion say they've spent more than $1,000 impulsively. More...
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Smaller, more sophisticated skimming devices and greater security elsewhere, thanks to EMV technology, make fuel pumps a popular target. More...
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Despite new protections, 1 in 5 consumers gets hit with a late fee. Here's the fine print you need to to know to avoid them. More...
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| | | | Loans aren't your only option for staying afloat while job hunting. More...
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The neighbor of a man with dementia stole his card. After his death, it's hard to distinguish theft from generosity. More...
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No matter what your repayment plan is, you are responsible for any debt. More...
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| | | | | | | A "goodwill adjustment" is when creditors either don't send or retract a delinquent notice to reporting agencies. But is it just a myth? Blogger Craig Guillot decided to try his luck and find out. More...
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Subprime cards are designed specifically for those with bad credit. However, these cards include some unpleasant surprises, such as high fees. But what other choice do you have? More...
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