Are You Protecting Your Identity Online?
Identity theft is common especially with public wi-fi. Are you taking the necessary steps to protecting your identity online?
Starting in the last quarter of 2011 and continuing into this year, banks are pushing basic, no frills credit cards.
It appears that some credit card reward programs are shifting and making it easier for cardholders to acquire points.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau backed down from a challenge to impose limits on credit card fees.
You might find which credit card is the best depends on how many points you earn on every dollar spent.
The recent Global Payments credit card breach is the largest in two years, with hackers taking nearly 1.5 million credit card numbers.
As a parent you might toy with the idea of allowing your 9th grader or high schooler to have a credit card.
Because no-frills credit cards do not have a rewards, you can apply for a credit card and never pay an annual fee or pay a very small fee.
If a temporary setback prevents you from making your credit card payments, the last thing you should do is simply let the bill go unpaid.
There are some credit cards available that help eliminate or reduce airline luggage fees.
Some parents feel that their kid is old enough for a credit card when they begin college.