Guest Blogger
Ask an Expert: Which Credit Cards Offer the Longest 0 Percent Intro Periods?
Guest Blogger on April 11, 2014
Consumers with very good to excellent credit have several options to transfer a balance and pay down credit card debt interest-free over a lengthy introductory period.
Are RFID Credit Cards Safe?
Guest Blogger on July 3, 2013
Carrying a wave and go credit card means you need to take extra steps to protect your plastic from high-tech thieves.
Tweets and Facebook Posts That Ruin Insurance Claims
Guest Blogger on July 2, 2013
You would think that if car owners were committing auto insurance fraud they wouldn’t boast to the world about it on the Internet. Think again.
Review: Barclaycard Rewards MasterCard — Excellent Credit
Guest Blogger on July 2, 2013
This card has a very generous cash-back bonus for new customers and also provides extra rewards for essential items you buy every month.
‘I Don’t Care About My Credit Score’
Guest Blogger on July 1, 2013
Credit, schmedit, you might think. But there are some really important money-saving reasons why you should be paying attention to your credit reports and scores.
The 10 Costliest Wildfires
Guest Blogger on June 27, 2013
A great majority of the nation’s 10 most expensive wildfires caused massive destruction in California. The rest were in Colorado and Texas.
Ask an Expert: Should I Consider a Charge Card Instead of a Credit Card?
Guest Blogger on June 27, 2013
People may use the terms interchangeably, but a charge card is not a credit card.
Best and Worst Things to Buy in July
Guest Blogger on June 26, 2013
Grills, laptops and tablets will see great prices in July. Wait if you can for better deals on bedding, HDTVs and desktop PCs.
My Bipolar Disorder Wrecked My Finances
Guest Blogger on June 25, 2013
Undiagnosed or untreated bipolar mania can create the perfect storm for debt, overspending, ruined credit and financial chaos.
Review: Barclaycard Premier Miles & More World MasterCard
Guest Blogger on June 25, 2013
This excellent travel rewards card allows you to earn enough miles in the first three months to qualify for a transatlantic flight.
6 Ways to Prepare for a Medical Emergency Now
Guest Blogger on June 20, 2013
You can take steps to make sure you’re not slammed with medical debt because of a trip to the emergency room.
Ask an Expert: What’s the Best Credit Card Option for Bad Credit?
Guest Blogger on June 20, 2013
Should you apply for a secured credit card or an unsecured card marketed to those with bad credit?
All Those Geico Ads Are Working
Guest Blogger on June 19, 2013
Geico vastly outspends competitors on advertising, and many of you are buying into the message.
The 10 Costliest Tornadoes
Guest Blogger on June 18, 2013
The cost of the Moore, Okla., tornado last month hasn’t been tallied yet, but it will be among the worst in U.S. history.
Review: IberiaBank Visa Classic
Guest Blogger on June 18, 2013
If for some reason you intend to carry a balance and you have excellent credit, this could be a good credit card for you.
12 Horrible Pieces of Insurance Advice
Guest Blogger on November 2, 2020
Some suggestions to cut the cost of insurance can produce disastrous results.
7 Sites to Help You Save Big on Medical Bills
Guest Blogger on June 11, 2013
Websites are providing more transparency about what you can expect to pay for medical procedures and prescription drugs.
Review: Citi Platinum Select AAdvantage MasterCard
Guest Blogger on June 4, 2020
Citi’s new American Airlines MasterCard offers some generous perks for frequent fliers of this airline.
Ask an Expert: Best Cash-Back Cards for Groceries?
Guest Blogger on June 6, 2013
Some credit cards have very generous cash-back offers on groceries, but they’re not available to everyone.
Most Kids Are Expected to Earn Their Allowance
Guest Blogger on June 5, 2013
A survey of parents shows that the most common range for a weekly allowance is $5 to $9.
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