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Why Does My Card keep Getting Flagged for Fraud?
Is your card constantly getting flagged for fraud? Read this article to learn some of the most common reasons why!
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3 Easy Steps to Verify a Website is Secure
Are you worried about your credit information being stolen online? Follow these four easy steps ensure that your information is secured through the websites you're using.
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How Are Credit Scores Calculated?
Five categories that determine credit scores. payment history, debt, age of credit, types of accounts, credit history. Which category carries the heaviest weight in determining credit scores.
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Credit Report vs. Credit Score
What is the difference between a credit score and a credit report? A credit report is a detailed list of your past and current credit while a credit score is an overall 'grade' reflecting your credit report.
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Top Five Student Debt Myths: Busted!
Nearly 1 in 5 Americans ages 18-24 qualify themselves as being in “debt hardship.” Given these statistics, it’s no wonder that there is so much information floating around about debt. Unfortunately, not all of it is true. So, let’s take a look at a few of the important facts and myths:
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How to Protect Your Money and Accounts Online
Here are six easy ways you can take to help make sure the wrong people don't gain access to your financial accounts online.
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Choosing a Credit Counselor
If this sounds familiar, you may want to consider the services of a credit counselor. Here are some guidelines to help you choose a reputable agency.
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The Ins and Outs of EMV Cards
Here are answers to questions you might have about EMV cards, a new way to buy, featuring a small embedded microchip and promising more security.
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How to Avoid Identity Theft by Hackers, Dumpster Divers and Snoops
How can you protect yourself from identity theft? Here’s a quick checklist of practices to protect your personal information:
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6 Tips for Creating a Healthy Budget
Budgeting is a great way to make steps for achieving your goals. Whether those goals are small like saving up for a vacation or limiting your spending on fast food, or big goals like getting out of debt or saving for retirement. Budgeting can help you feel more in control of your finances.