 | | Weekly newsletter: October 1, 2014
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| | | | | | A very low credit-to-borrowing ratio is best, but it's a myth that your score falls off a cliff once your credit utilization hits 30 percent ... (See More)
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Holiday layaway programs are popping up earlier every year. Some retailers are even moving layaway online to vie for consumer business ... (See More)
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Cybercriminals and data breaches get all the headlines today, but don't forget low-tech, fast-fingered pickpockets are still out there, eager to snatch your wallet ... (See More)
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| | | You let a card go unpaid for years, then finally paid the account off. The odds of the card issuer remembering your behavior aren't as big as the credit bureaus. More...
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Rewards credit cards can be useful, but the process of choosing one may seem overwhelming to those just getting started. We break it down to make it simpler. More...
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If someone charges your gift on credit, but then doesn't pay the bill, the odds of it being repossessed are slight. But the risk does exist. More...
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| | | | | | | | Financing a car while paying off student loans is daunting. But for blogger Sienna Kossman, the decision works as she aims to raise her FICO score and expand her credit profile. More...
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Forgetting to make a payment happens to the best of us. Luckily, if you act quickly to correct a genuine mistake, you might find that the card issuer will give you a break. More...
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