Who do creditcard companies make the most money from? Answer: the
poor, by far, because they rack up the highest fees and the highest
interest expense. card issuers also make...
Library of books I never read — Fired! Closet full of clothes I
never wear — Fired! Old couch and coffee tables taking up space in
the living room — Fired! Living room â...
creditcarddebt is on the rise. According to a recent CNBC report,
the average household in the United States has $7,813 in creditcarddebt. The average creditcard interest...
OWEN JONES, who mainly works for The Guardian, is an excellent and
influential writer, but we feel duty-bound to comment on an article
[http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfr...
I am 24 years old. I made some bad relationship/financial choices in
2010. I would like to buy a house (~$150K) in approximately one year
so I am starting to build my credit a...
Courtesy of Elliot Weissbluth
Money lessons can go in one ear and out the other.
For one CEO, a money lesson stuck when he was a college student in the
market for a new car...
To err is human.
Mistakes can be a valuable learning opportunity, and sometimes, the
bigger the mistake, the bigger your lesson will be. Lucky for us,
there are plenty of pe...
- Karen (Madison, WI) has a sister who is bad with money. What is the
best way for her to get advice from a professional?
- Lorraine (Newtown, CT) asks how to pay down a cre...
Make 2016 your year.
Break the cycle of unrealistic New Year’s resolutions that set you
up for failure over and over again, such as hitting the gym every day
when you ha...
Experts predict borrowers will rush to switch record amounts onto 0
per cent creditcards, which allow customers to delay paying interest
on their debt for three years or more...
Finding your passion—and turning it into money—is tricky for
anyone, but especially for women. The persistent gender wage gap, the
lack of top female executives, and the d...
Nearly nine in ten people with creditcarddebt (87%)[1] will suffer a
festive financial hangover – carrying an average debt of £2,400[2]
into the New Year Nearly half (47%...
