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Reduced Interchange Fee Goes Into Effect Tomorrow
LowCards.com on December 19, 2011
This Saturday, merchants will be paying less for processing debit cards. Will consumers get the price break promised by retailers?
Ask Stacy: What’s With Credit Card Minimums?
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018
We’ve all seen the signs at the cash register: “Minimum credit card transaction $10.” Is this legal? In the past, no. Now, yes. Here’s a quick primer on changes in banking laws and how they affect you.
5 Credit Card Tips for International Travelers
LowCards.com on September 12, 2011
Credit cards can be a hassle to use in this country, but overseas, you can get socked with fees as high as 25 percent – unless you know these tips.
Retailers Are Losing Money on Returned Items
LowCards.com on September 9, 2011
If you think returning an item is a pain, pity the merchants who not only take it back but might pay extra if you used your debit card.
Foreign Transaction Costs – and 5 Other Credit Card Pet Peeves
Jason Steele on September 1, 2011
Credit card companies make disingenuous claims that really bug me. Here are my top 6.
5 Reasons to Put the Brakes on Your Gas Card
Jason Steele on September 1, 2011
Sure, gas prices are sky-high. But credit cards that give you cash back on gas might not be the best deal – because other rewards cards are offering even more these days.
Today’s Top 6 Business Credit Cards
Jason Steele on September 24, 2013
Business credit cards don’t have the same safeguards consumer cards do, but for growing businesses, they come in handy. Here are some of the best out there right now.
Money Tips for the College-Bound
LowCards.com on July 30, 2011
If you’re got a student heading off to college in the fall, read these tips for a quick class on managing student money.
Flying out the Door: The Best of the New Airline Credit Cards
Jason Steele on July 22, 2011
After a rough couple of years, airline credit cards are once again taking off. A slew of new and updated cards have been released recently. Here’s the lowdown on each one.
Why Choosing Debit or Credit Is Like Picking Salad Dressing
Len Penzo on July 22, 2011
Paper or plastic? Low-fat or low-sodium? Window or aisle? Those are the tough questions in life. Today, we’ll help you with credit or debit? And maybe ranch or bleu cheese?
5 Tips for Finding the Right Credit Card
Michael Koretzky on July 8, 2011
From the CARD Act to the ever-changing policies of major issuers, it’s hard to keep up with the latest developments in credit cards. Here’s an easy way to figure it all out – and make out financially.
10 New (and Free) High-Tech Money Tools
B.T. Ballenger on March 3, 2021
Technology improves at a dizzying – and expensive – pace. But not all tech costs money. Some of the latest web apps can save you some.
Surprise! Study Says Americans Manage Money Badly
LowCards.com on June 24, 2011
More than one in five Americans have turned to alternative lenders like payday loans, pawn shops, or advances on payday loans during the past five years. And two in five have paid substantial interest, fees, or both due to bad borrowing habits.
Credit Card Defaults and Late Payments Decline Again
LowCards.com on June 23, 2011
There’s been a lot of negative news about the economy lately. But here’s some good news: More consumers are able to pay their bills.
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
Michael Koretzky on June 22, 2011
In today’s news: Home sales drop, FCC takes aim at “cramming,” the Fed is likely to keep stimulating the economy, the lack of NFL football is hurting more than players and owners, and Verizon will start charging more for data.
Deal-Seeking Dad: Are Kids Getting Smarter About Money?
Ross Boissoneau on June 9, 2011
A new survey shows that the recession has had one upside: Young people are becoming more financially responsible, although there are still some big gaps in their knowledge.
Senate Rejects Delay of Debit Interchange Fee Cap
LowCards.com on June 9, 2011
Big banks can’t seem to catch a break. On Wednesday afternoon, they lost a vote that would have delayed the implementation of the rule capping so-called “swipe” fees.
6 Steps to Prevent Identity Theft of the Dead
B.T. Ballenger on June 7, 2011
Dealing with the loss of a loved one is tough enough without being forced to untangle a complicated web of fraudulent charges. Here’s what to do if you’re in charge of an estate.
5 Top Credit Tips for College Students
B.T. Ballenger on June 3, 2011
The CARD Act made it tougher for college students to get credit cards. But some banks – and students – are finding ways around the rules.
Your Comments: Electric Cars, Charities, Rental Car Rip-offs
Stacy Johnson CPA on May 30, 2011
Money Talks is a two-way street: We welcome your comments, suggestions, stories, and advice. Here are a few comments on some of the articles we published last week.
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