America's Love Affair with Credit Card Rewards and Rebates!
by Curtis Arnold
February...the month conjures up images up puppy love, romantic escapes, and red roses. Granted, credit cards are typically not viewed as being very romantic :), but America's "love affair" with credit cards that offer rewards and rebates remains strong.
Cash Advance Pitfalls
by Curtis Arnold
Credit card cash advances can provide consumers with convenient and instant access to "cold cash" in times of financial need, but cash advances should be avoided if at all possible.
Money is a Family Affair
by Terry Rigg
If you are single and don't have kids this tip won't mean much to you. For the rest of us that have others to consider when making money decisions it just may make things a little easier.
Low-rate money for life--what do I do?
by Scott Bilker
Dear Scott, I constantly call my credit card companies to find out about special deals. My question is with interest rates going up, is it safe to wait until September, or should I make the transfer right away?--Jesse
Are You Afraid of a Budget
by Terry Rigg
There's that horrifying word. The one that makes so many people cringe at it's very utterance. It seems like they could make a very good spooky movie with the title "You Have To BUDGET!"
Money Worries?
by Terry Rigg
If you are worrying about your money problems it's time to STOP IT NOW! Easier said than done, huh.
Saving for Your Child's Education: Can using a credit card today help you to avoid debt in the future?
by Rebecca Lindsey
Here's a news flash: children are expensive. Never mind diapers, food, clothing, computers, MP3 players, trips to the mall, etc. One of the biggest expenses your child(ren) will incur is college tuition. The cost of further education is ever on the rise, and even with scholarships the costs can be staggering.
Adventures of the Debt Daredevil: Car on Credit
by Scott Bilker
Car on Credit In his first mission, the Debt Daredevil takes on the evil used car salesman by helping his friend understand her financing options.
Debt Under Construction
by Alyice Edrich
Warning: Americans are filing for bankruptcy at an alarming rate. Spending is out of control. Arguments over finances are destroying families. Financial stresses are among the top five reasons couples divorce.
Budgeting when Your Paycheck Varies
by Terry Rigg
How can you decide how much you have for bills and expenses when your paycheck varies from one payday to the next? That's a question a lot of people struggle with.
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