 | | Weekly newsletter: Nov. 21, 2013
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| | | | | | If you want to raise the ceiling on how much you can charge, you're at the mercy of the card issuer, so have your arguments ready ... More
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Data collectors sell our buying preferences, investments, ailments, favorite sports, hobbies and political leanings -- and need to be reined in ... More
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Our exclusive survey of the top gift card sellers shows this year they'd really like you to register your card and reload it. And reload it again ... More
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| | | Landlords commonly check the credit history of potential renters; knowing and polishing yours can hand you the keys to a new home. More...
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When expecting an inheritance after having a judgment placed against you for unpaid debt, does that money automatically go to creditors? More...
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Sometimes a cash advance from your credit card can be a lifesaver, but high fees, interest charges make them costly for routine cash flow fixes. More...
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| | | | | | The Wall Street Journal reports that small lenders, including regional banks and credit unions, are cautiously increasing fees on a variety of services in order to make up for lost revenue. More...
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Guys, do you long for relief from years of sitting atop a leather-bound lump of credit cards? Ladies, are you sick of fumbling through that plastic vault of Visas shoved willy-nilly into your wallet or purse? Behold the coin, a device that can reduce the amount of plastic you carry around. More...
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