Q&A with Robert Hartwig: Navigating personal loans and credit
When shopping for a personal loan, it's important to understand how personal loans and credit work together. To get a better take, we turned to a finance guru Robert Hartwig.
9 unconventional ways to get out of credit card debt
There's more than one way to get out of credit card debt. Here are nine strategies — most of them designed to make more money or cut costs — that can put on you on the path toward a debt-free future.
Green Dot primor® Visa® Classic Secured Credit Card Review
What’s the upside of a low credit score? Begin able to use a secured credit card, like the primor credit card, as a tool to build your credit.
If you have a Citi credit card, you might be getting a refund
Oops! Banking giant Citigroup made a major mistake that could put more money in your pocket, if you have a Citi credit card.
Q&A with Preston D. Cherry: Using small-win financial goals to achieve big outcomes
Achieving long-term financial goals can sometimes seem like a pipe dream. Fortunately, according to our guest, starting out with small-win financial goals can help you achieve big outcomes. Here's how.
How to get a credit card with no credit history
We’ve all got to start somewhere. At one point in our lives, we had absolutely no credit history. The credit slate was clean. But if you have no credit, how can you get a credit card? It’s a great question, and one that has a few answers.
Infographic: 68% of Americans doubt they will ever be debt-free
If you find it hard to believe you'll ever be debt-free, you're certainly not alone. You're in the same boat as around two-thirds of Americans. Interested in learning more? Check out this infographic!
No credit score? This company thinks you deserve a shot at a credit card
For young adults in America, many who have no credit score, trying to get a credit card can be frustrating. However, a company in Northern California has rolled out three credit cards aimed at millennials and Generation Z that don’t rely on credit scores to determine whether you’re worthy of getting a card.
Q&A with Abed G. Rabbani: Setting realistic financial goals
We're not yet too far into 2018 to set resolutions. And one that's often overlooked is arguably one of the most important — setting realistic financial goals. We had the chance to sit down and chat about financial planning with Abed G. Rabbani, assistant professor at the University of Missouri.
Petal: The new credit card for people with no credit
Many of us take having a credit card for granted, but for millions of Americans, these financial tools are out of reach. Fortunately, there's a new credit card for people with no credit.