Credit Card Debt

Equifax Credit Score Errors: What Can You Do?
In August, the news broke that a temporary error in Equifax’s coding had resulted in erroneous credit scores being sent to lenders.
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An error on your credit report can mean higher interest rates, denial of credit, and worse. Here's what you can do to protect yourself.
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Many don’t realize that interest rates on your existing credit card account may also jump when the Federal Reserve raises rates.
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$70 Billion in credit card debt is 90+ days delinquent - while balances are going down, delinquencies are the highest in years.
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Have you recently had a credit card canceled? You're certainly not alone; Americans everywhere are seeing this happen. Here's why.
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Negotiating with creditors can sound like an intimidating process at first, but it's a tactic that could pay dividends. Here's what to keep in mind.
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Holiday Financial Lessons
The holidays present an excellent opportunity to teach your kids good financial lessons that will stick with them for life. Here are just a few.
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Vacation Savings
Many Americans go into debt to go on vacation, but the far better approach is to use vacation savings. Learn about websites and apps to help you save.
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Free Security Freezes
A new federal law is enhancing two key tools that Americans can use to help protect against identity theft: security freezes and fraud alerts. Better yet, both tools are free.
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