Depending on your individual circumstances, either a balance transfer or a personal loan may be the right answer for debt consolidation.
Consolidating credit card debt with a balance transfer card can help you streamline your monthly finances, save money, and improve your credit score.
Good news: there are ways to consolidate your debt even if your credit score is low and your credit history is checkered.
Here are 16 pros and cons of credit card refinancing vs. debt consolidation to help you make the best choice for your financial future.
The best way to consolidate your credit card debt without hurting your credit is to shop around for the most advantageous interest rates.
Credit card debt consolidation can help make your monthly finances less stressful and allow you to get out of existing debt more quickly.
Welcome to season three, episode three of Making it Count, where hosts Cristina and Will learn how to spot and stop predatory lending in its tracks.
Listen along to find out what goes into calculating your credit score, how to get your credit report and ways to improve your credit score.
We conferred with some financial experts to get their advice on what to do and which steps to take if you see fraudulent activity on your credit card.
In this article we cover seven common examples of credit card fraud and online shopping scams that you should know about.
It is essential to protect your credit cards. Here are the nine must-have credit card protections you need now.
A recent article in Payments Journal outlined the evolution of payment methods. Here are the key things we think you should know.
It can be stressful to experience credit card fraud but following the simple steps we have outlined here will limit your liability and minimize your risk.
We've compiled information to help you understand the differences between a credit freeze and lock: when to use each, how to use them and how to decide.
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