The holidays are a distant memory by now, with new toys already neglected and that bright new sweater stashed in …
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Despite some recent good news about the economy, including improved savings rates and some stabilization of the housing markets, Americans …
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Do you believe that a new purchase will transform your life? That a new set of golf clubs will make …
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Most Americans do not understand how credit scores work, according to a survey released Tuesday by the Consumers Federation of …
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Generally speaking I’m no fan of age discrimination, but getting a credit card before you’re a technical “adult” is just …
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A new Credit.com survey asked 1,011 consumers about their usual method of payment for typical purchases. The survey found that …
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With the law’s initial effective date, February 22, 2010, on the horizon, credit card companies are hammering consumers with increased fees and interest rates, according to new survey data from Credit.com that reports 45% of consumers saw these negative changes to their credit card accounts.
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Now that Black Friday and Cyber Monday have passed, most of us have probably at least started on our holiday shopping. I have about 40% of my gifts purchased and mostly from online stores. Although I don’t have a detailed budget, I have a good idea of how much I am going to be spending on gifts this year. What is your holiday gift budget for 2006?
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The holidays are just around the corner and many people are starting to think about taking vacations. I’m starting to plan a trip to Thailand myself! I’ve been saving money each month that I’ll use to pay for this big trip. But not many people finance their travels this way. Credit cards, even with their 3% currency conversion fee, are a popular way to pay for a vacation. How do you pay for vacations? Take our online poll!
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The Valentine’s Day credit connection just keeps getting weirder and weirder. We all know that financial matters play an important role in the success of relationships…but does credit really impact your ability to love? If you read the San Francisco Chronicle or browse the news today, the answer is yes. According to a recent survey by myFICO, money can actually buy you love. Their financial survey reveals today that:
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