Author: Guest Blogger
Identity Theft Tops the FTC’s Complaint List
Guest Blogger on March 5, 2014
Identity theft is once again the nation’s biggest headache for consumers, topping the annual rankings of filed complaints to the Federal Trade Commission.
Survey: Big Banks Equal Big Fees
Guest Blogger on March 4, 2014
The latest MoneyRates.com Bank Fees Survey finds that large banks are leading the charge to higher fees.
Review: L.L.Bean Visa Card
Guest Blogger on March 4, 2014
This card offers generous rewards for frequent L.L.Bean shoppers.
The Best and Worst Things to Buy in March
Guest Blogger on March 3, 2014
Look for great deals on huge and 4K TVs, current-generation laptops and last year’s smartphones. You may also find some frozen food bargains.
Should You Panic? Obamacare Open Enrollment Ends Soon
Guest Blogger on March 3, 2014
Don’t miss your chance to get health insurance for 2014.
Survey: Americans Prefer Tax Refunds to Bigger Paychecks
Guest Blogger on February 27, 2014
Actually there are some good reasons for doing that, even if you’re giving an interest-free loan to Uncle Sam.
Should I Pay my Taxes With a Credit Card?
Guest Blogger on February 26, 2014
There are pros and cons to paying your tax bill with plastic, and extra fees you may not know about.
Could Your High Interest Rate Be Illegal?
Guest Blogger on February 25, 2014
Usury laws still exist in the U.S., and so do usury violations. Here’s what usury is, and how it can affect borrowers.
Review: Wyndham Rewards Visa Signature Card
Guest Blogger on February 25, 2014
This card has very generous benefits for travelers and has no annual fee.
Target Data Breach Has Cost Banks $240 Million … So Far
Guest Blogger on February 24, 2014
That’s just the cost to banks and credit unions for replacing millions of credit and debit cards.
Can You Do Anything to Prevent Identity Theft?
Guest Blogger on February 24, 2014
What can you do to prevent identity theft? Dealing with identity theft is not an issue of prevention, but rather an issue of containment.
Progressive May Monitor Your Location, as Well as How You Drive
Guest Blogger on February 21, 2014
The insurance company is reportedly testing changes to its Snapshot program, but do you really want your car insurance company to know where you’ve been?
Can Your Credit Card Company Really Come to Your House?
Guest Blogger on February 20, 2014
What’s in Capital One’s cardholder agreement and what exactly does it mean?
The 11 Most Dangerous States for Drivers
Guest Blogger on February 19, 2014
Plus, here are the 10 states that earned the highest marks for their passages of laws considered essential to keeping drivers and pedestrians safe.
10 Places Where Obamacare Costs the Most
Guest Blogger on February 18, 2014
Colorado ski resort towns and parts of the rural South are among the places with the highest premiums on the federal and state health insurance marketplaces.
Review: AeroMexico Visa Signature Card
Guest Blogger on February 18, 2014
If you’re a frequent flier on this airline, the card has some really nice perks.
You Bought What?! 8 Crazy Credit Card Purchases
Guest Blogger on February 17, 2014
A recent survey done for CardRatings.com asked people to share the wildest or silliest things they charged on their cards.
3 Ways Love Can Affect Your Credit Scores
Guest Blogger on February 14, 2014
Falling in love and/or exchanging vows may make your heart sing, but how can they hurt your credit scores? Let us count the ways.
Is It Love? Check Your Car Insurance
Guest Blogger on February 13, 2014
If you’re dating, moving in together, married or getting divorced, there are car insurance issues to consider.
What to Expect From Presidents Day Sales
Guest Blogger on February 12, 2014
Cookware, small appliances and basic laptops likely will have attractive sales, but don’t expect much for other types of electronics.
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