 | | Weekly newsletter: October 16, 2014
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How much of your trip's travel insurance is already covered by your credit card? Some cards offer reimbursements on failed travel plans ... (See More)
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It happens too often: You shop for a specific item, but end up with much more merchandise and much less in your wallet. Learn what cues to steer clear of ... (See More)
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If you are contemplating using credit cards for emergencies, here are a few ideas for building an emergency cash fund instead of increasing your debt load ... (See More)
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| | | If you suspect someone is trying to open a card account in your name, fraud alerts and credit report monitoring can stop thieves before they start stealing. More...
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How can someone with an 800+ FICO score be denied a new credit card? The first thing to do is ask the issuer that is denying your application. More...
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You ordered your item and your card was charged, but the merchant takes forever to ship. Do you have any rights to demand faster shipping? More...
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| If Apple Pay and similar mobile payment systems catch on with enough people, it will help undermine the data broker industry, which has been collecting and selling people's purchase histories for years ... More...
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After blogger Sienna Kossman conducted a survey of 300 higher education institution's credit card payment policies, she concluded that it seems schools can do more to keep card payment fees lower and the convenience high ... More...
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