 | | Weekly newsletter: June 19, 2014
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| | | | | | Have you ever wondered why your FICO score varies? Today it's 700, tomorrow the car dealer runs your credit report and informs you that your score is 699! What happened? ... More
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In a Q&A, Capital One's rewards vice president Amy Lenander discloses it will be a busy summer season, and what the future holds for rewards ... More
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As data breaches soar, so do credit card fraud false alarms that block or flag legitimate credit card transactions, says a new CreditCards.com poll ... More
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| | | A child who charged merchandise without permission needs to learn a lesson; have her stand by as Mom calls the card company -- and the cops ... More
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Her mother defaults; her kids need student loans. What's a serial co-signer to do? Step No. 1: Put down the pen ... More
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When a debt collector makes first contact, you have the right to seek verification of the debt and to dispute it ... More
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| | | | | | | This week, Suze Orman's love story with her signature Approved prepaid debit card for budget-stretchers came to an unexpected end. And as with most sudden breakups, neither side is saying much ... More |
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Like it or not, your credit card company is watching what you buy, where you buy it and just how much you spend on it.
One of the big reasons for this: sniffing out fraud ... More
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