What Identity Thieves Want from Your Facebook Profile
Social media is just that—social. And a big part of it is sharing photos when you’re out celebrating something, such...
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Protecting Your Identification With a Fake Birthday
Other than your Social Security number, birthdays are one of the worst things to share online when registering for an...
How Credit Cards Differ From Debit Cards
A debit card is a smart way to shop if you want to avoid using a credit card that will...
Debit Cards: Why You Should Proceed With Caution
A debit card can be your worst enemy when it comes to identity fraud. Credit and debit card fraud totaled...
The Pros of Buying a Home Warranty
For $600 or so a year, plus a service fee of around $75 every time you ask for repair, a...
Solving Student Loan Challenges
When it comes to student loans, dealing with the lender can be more difficult than repaying the loan. That’s one...
How a Secured Credit Card Can Help Your Credit
One of the easiest ways to build credit and improve a credit score is to open a secured credit card....
What Is a Negotiated Debt Settlement?
If you’re buried by credit card debt, a negotiated debt settlement with your creditor may be worth checking into. Negotiated...
Should Credit Cards Be Used for Small Purchases?
Credit cards can be used to buy almost anything, but using them for small purchases can seem like a waste...
Cash-Back Credit Card Mistakes to Avoid
A cash-back credit card can result in 5 percent or more back on your purchases, essentially giving you a small...
Safe at Home: Holiday Tips That Keep Risks and Hazards to a Minimum
Getting back in touch through emails or notes can provide a subtle reminder that you want to stay connected, as well as providing useful information. Instead of sending a generic Happy Holidays card, why not add helpful holiday safety tips? Read more.
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