The main differences between business cards and personal cards
Both business credit cards and personal credit cards can make paying for purchases and earning rewards more convenient. At first glance, they may seem the same, but there are a few things that make business cards different from personal ones. If you’re interested in getting a business credit card, these tips will help you understand […]
10 best free food scoring restaurant apps
When my wife and I moved to a new place, we suddenly found ourselves surrounded by fast food. I’m not going to lie, I was immediately tempted to download 21 restaurant apps. I was surprised to find out how much free food these restaurants give out – immediately upon registration and without the need to […]
Loan repayment calculator – money up to 30 years
Are you considering taking out a loan? The Money Under 30 loan repayment calculator can tell you two things: How long it will take to repay a given amount with a given monthly payment. How much you will need to pay per month to pay off a certain amount in a fixed period of time. […]
How to travel cheap: 7 ways to see the world cheaper
Inflation sucks. And even if you’re flying to a country without 8.5% inflation, you’ll still have to pay inflated US airline prices to get there. Fortunately, you can significantly offset the higher cost of travel by implementing some smart money-saving strategies that kick in as soon as you start planning and span the length of […]
What counts as a reward card trip?
Travel is by far one of the most common categories of credit card rewards. Some of the most famous cards from major banks, including Chase, Citi and American Express, offer tier bonuses for travel expenses. Other card companies, including Capital One and Bank of America, allow you to use points or miles to pay for […]
What is a student credit card?
If you’re in college, you probably have a lot on your schedule: classroom activities, extracurricular activities, part-time jobs, and more. You probably haven’t thought about whether you should add “building a good credit history” to your to-do list, but if you take the time to build a positive credit history now, it can save you […]
Apply for a credit card without a social security number
The content of this page is accurate as of the publication date; however, some offers from our partners may have expired. Browse our list of the best credit cards or use our CardMatch™ tool to find the cards that suit your needs. The best way to build a good credit history is to use credit […]
7 Financial Accounts All Gen Zers Should Have
Money is difficult. Or at least that’s how it seems to be when you’re a young adult. You wonder where to live (and how to pay for it) and just start your career. Things like pension funds and investment accounts may seem a long way from where you are right now. But trust me, you […]
How to Read a Financial Assistance Award Letter
You have just received a financial aid letter from the college you always wanted to go to. But before you start celebrating, there’s just one problem…how are you even reading this? Source: Giphy.com If you feel lost, don’t worry! Here is a summary of how to read a financial aid award letter. What is a […]
Pay off a loan with a balance transfer card?
The content of this page is accurate as of the publication date; however, some offers from our partners may have expired. Browse our list of the best credit cards or use our CardMatch™ tool to find the cards that suit your needs. You have the option of transferring another type of loan balance to a […]