The Credit Minute
Summary: Advice from the experts at Credit.com on how to manage and understand critical personal finance issues such as credit, debt, budgeting, personal finances, taxes, loans, mortgages, identity theft and more. New episodes posted every Tuesday and Thursday.
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Credit.com’s Gerri Detweiler offers tips for making sure you fight inaccuracies on your credit card statement correctly.
An interest rate of 17,000% may sound ridiculous, but some consumers are subject to it when they use this one bank feature
An interest rate of 17,000% may sound ridiculous, but some consumers are subject to it when they use this one bank feature
Did you know your credit card carries more than one interest rate? Catch a breakdown of all the various ones from Credit.com’s Gerri Detweiler.
If you plan ahead, you can take care of all of your holiday shopping right now and save a pretty penny. Michael Schreiber of Credit.com has some tips to beat the holiday rush
What if you never had to memorize a password ever again. Several companies are working on new security measures that could mean an end to this archaic safety measure.
If your strategy for attaining financial freedom involves winning the lottery, you probably need a new plan. Consider these small changes that will help you take control of your finances.
How to make sure you are not making it easy for summer guests to compromise your identity.
Why a California bank was busted for denying mortgages to women who were on maternity leave.
How you can protect yourself from scammers who are using dating as a way to get into your wallet.
A look at all of the different types of credit accounts so you can rebuild your credit wisely.
How to know when that perfect vacation offer is really a scam.
Why it’s so important to check your credit before you start hunting for a new apartment.
Why it’s so important to check your credit before you start hunting for a new apartment.
While many folks are wary of taking on more credit, there are times when it can actually help your finances in the long term.