How a Credit Card Can Really Help You Get Out of Debt
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Dark patterns can manipulate online shoppers into spending more
Have you ever used your credit card to make an online purchase and ended up buying more than you intended or paying a higher price than you expected? Then you can become a victim of the so-called “dark patterns”. Marketers have always sought to manipulate consumers into buying their products, and the digital age has […]
How to transfer the balance to a US bank card
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Should you use a personal loan or a home loan to remodel your home?
Your money is working harder The costs of renovating your home can quickly add up, and they can even be prohibitive, depending on the project you’re taking on. According to Cost vs. Value survey by Remodeling Magazine 2019, this year a minor kitchen remodel will cost you $22,507, a shingle roof replacement costs an average […]
American Express balance transfers: how to make, best deals
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How the Sandwich Generation Can Protect Their Retirement
Wise choice of bread For those who are simultaneously caring for their aging parents and raising their children, it can often feel like there is never enough time, money, or energy to provide for all the family members who need you. Managing your finances in particular, with two different generations relying on you, can seem […]
5 things that are preventing you from achieving financial independence
Wise choice of bread Financial independence can mean different things for everyone. A 2013 survey by Capital One 360 found that 44 percent of American adults thought financial independence meant being out of debt, 26 percent said it meant having an emergency savings fund, and 10 percent associated financial independence with being able to early […]
Pros and cons of early debt repayment
Wise choice of bread Debt stinks. We all know this. The smart move here would be to pay off all debts as soon as possible, right? Not so fast. In some cases, paying off your debt early won’t save you that much money. Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of paying off […]
8 most instructive money rides in the USA
Wise choice of bread Some of my most memorable vacations have been money related—and not costly at all. I took a photo next to a stack of $1 million bills at Binion’s on a recent trip to Las Vegas. Another memorable experience was a visit to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington, DC, […]