Credit

Couples should be as open about finances as they are about everything else. Studies have indicated that financial compatibility can translate to a good match. The way people handle their finances can say a lot about them – whether they

Your credit report gives a detailed look at the state of your finances. Make sure you can read it. You get one free credit report a year from each of the three major agencies: Experian, TransUnion and Equifax. Get your

In a recent report, Facebook researchers revealed that millennials don’t like debt or credit cards. “Millennials are diligent in paying down debt, careful with credit cards and dedicated to accumulated savings,” they wrote. “The burden of debt weighs so heavily

No matter what type of business you’re opening or how much cash you have, at some point you’re going to need good credit. Building your credit is important to ensure your financial future and the future of your business. Credit

Walter Cavanagh of Santa Clara, CA currently holds the Guiness Book of World Records title for having the most valid credit cards. Cavanagh currently holds 1,497 cards, totaling $1.7 million in available credit. He also carries a custom wallet, the world’s

You know your credit score is important, but this year that number is going to be more important than ever. Last month, the Federal Reserve Board raised the benchmark federal-funds rate for the first time in several years. And it’s expected

Americans nationwide are experiencing credit card debt, but some areas are experiencing it more than others. According to a recent report from CardHub, Beverly Hills had the highest credit card debt with an average of $13,583. “There could be some

2016 is around the corner, and that means it’s time to get your credit score in shape to start the new year off right. Start by checking your credit report. Look for anything that might be inaccurate, such accounts, late

EMV credit cards are now being distributed to U.S. credit-holders. But why? The new technology is already in place in Europe, and the U.S. is following their lead. It also protects against credit thieves. Instead of swiping EMV credit cards,

Apple Pay was launched last year, and has been growing steadily ever since. It recently announced a deal with China’s UnionPay to operate nationwide in the People’s Republic. As the app continues to gain traction, it eventually will no longer