Does the Grinch work for the Federal Reserve?
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Besides the good residents of Whoville, investors and consumers had reason to cheer the news on Dec. 13 that the Federal...
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What is the difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy?
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Consumer bankruptcy protection laws are designed to help indebted people rise above their stressful financial circumstances. Chapters 7 and 13 are...
Can someone with a disability get a credit card?
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When it comes to access to credit cards, there’s a great divide between American adults with disabilities and without disabilities. But...
Will AI decide your next credit card application?
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Artificial intelligence (AI) has really burst onto the scene recently. It has suddenly gone from a long-discussed theory to a tool...
Why aren’t all credit cards accepted everywhere?
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While increased card acceptance is certainly welcome news if you're a cardholder, consumers should also be aware that a significant number...
What is the difference between a credit card joint account holder and an authorized user?
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Be sure you understand how each option works, and the risks and benefits involved. We'll help you sort out the details...
7 rules to set for credit card authorized users
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These arrangements don’t always go smoothly, though. To avoid problems, set firm and reasonable expectations before you hand over access to...
Should you co-sign a credit card for your kids?
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It's natural for parents to want to smooth the road to adulthood for their children. Financially, one way to do that...
Using your credit cards to help Ukraine
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If you've been following the news, you're well aware of what is happening in Ukraine – and as the stories accumulate...
Understanding secured vs. unsecured credit cards
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If you are in the market for a new credit card, you may have run across some that are labeled "secured."...