They can seem oh-so-right at the time, but these five financial blunders linger long after your other is no longer significant.
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Chocolates? Diamonds? How about doing your sweetie a favor by giving her a better credit rating for Valentine’s Day.
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There’s no denying music can rev up a workout routine, but did you know that music can have a significant impact on your finances, too?
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Interest rates on new credit card offers were little changed this week, according to the CreditCards.com Weekly Credit Card Rate Report, as the countdown continued toward implementation of major credit card industry reforms.
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The latest identity theft poll from Javelin Strategy & Research shows that despite their Web savvy, so-called millenials — young adults between 18 and 24 — take longer than other age groups to identity and resolves instances of ID fraud.
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The latest identity theft poll from Javelin Strategy & Research shows that despite their Web savvy, so-called millenials — young adults between 18 and 24 — take longer than other age groups to identity and resolves instances of ID fraud.
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One credit mistake can easily lead to another and to another, as one reader found out the hard way. Her mistakes were common — and easily avoidable.
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One credit mistake can easily lead to another and to another, as one reader found out the hard way. Her mistakes were common — and easily avoidable.
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Significant numbers of consumers are unaware of the most important elements of the new package of credit card rules. Worse, many have erroneous assumptions about what the new rules do address.
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Just suffered a break-up from a revenge-seeking ex? Here’s how to make sure your credit is safe.
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