 | | Weekly newsletter: Dec. 19, 2013
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Tutor a student? Sure. Feed orphaned chimps? Of course. Support local artists? Why not. Charity gift cards let recipients choose a favorite cause ... More
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Personal finance expert Beverly Harzog unveils her secret addiction to credit in her new book, "Confessions of a Credit Junkie" ... More
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You aren't going to be able to take those rewards miles with you on that trip to the great beyond, but you might be able to pass them on to your kids ... More
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| | | If you're not paying off the balance every month on the first card, a second card won't help and could get you into trouble. More...
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Relocating to another state without a job, savings or a place to live is just bad planning. Living off credit until your ship sails in is even worse. More...
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Just because it's easy to rack up points doesn't mean you'll become a resort regular for free. Your card's award chart will tell you if your points are useless. More...
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| Pre-dispute arbi-what? Yes, it's a mouthful, but signing away your constitutional rights in exchange for a credit card is kind of a big deal. More...
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If you're still trying to figure out a gift for your child (or someone else's), you may want to consider the gift that keeps on giving -- the gift of financial literacy. More...
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