7 Things to Do When You Get a New Credit Card
October 17, 2014
Some ground rules for money and marriage can help things run a lot more smoothly. So take some time to make sure you're on the same page.
Some ground rules for money and marriage can help things run a lot more smoothly. So take some time to make sure you're on the same page.
When you get a new credit card in the mail, know what you need to do to guard your identity and keep any automatic payments on track.
As challenging as it may be to finance an alternative property type, it can be done. Here's how to get a mortgage for an unconventional home.
It's fairly common for parents to help their children buy a home. But what if you want to buy a home for your parents?
When Jennifer's husband left work one night, their car was gone from the parking lot -- not stolen, but repossessed.
Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, most negative information can be reported on credit reports for seven years. But why is it for seven years?
Reward credit card users love earning valuable points, but hate the annual fees that many of the top cards require. So can they escape the annual fee?
If you've noticed a metallic square on your newest credit cards: Meet the new smart chip! So how does your card's new chip and PIN feature work?
It makes sense to see fraudulent charges on a bank statement after someone snags your wallet, but how do thieves steal your credit card without taking it?
Your spouse’s credit can make or break your mortgage. A score imbalance (hers is high and his is low) can mean a lower interest rate, or not qualifying at all.
