People often think credit cards will increase their expenses and lead to unnecessary debt. However, this isn't true. They are a smart financial tool. If used wisely, you can reap numerous benefits.

Five things you didn't know your credit card could do. July 9, 2012 -- intro: Credit cards offer many benefits beyond the mere convenience of one-swipe transactions. However, if you don't know about ...

Choosing between debit and credit cards is a decision many of us face multiple times daily. The choice comes down to whether you want money withdrawn from your bank account immediately, so you don't ...

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If you're an active service member, you're entitled to some financial protections. This is thanks to the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) and the Military Lending Act (MLA), both of which ...