How to choose between debit and credit
If you're debating between debit and credit, here's how to tell what's right for you.
If you're debating between debit and credit, here's how to tell what's right for you.
Along with the cool breeze, September brings the first full school year since the CARD Act (Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility, and Disclosure) went into effect. And the place most affected: the college campus.
Credit unions often offer debt counseling, higher interest rates on savings accounts, and FDIC insurance.
The average American has 4 credit cards—and $7200 in credit card debt. Even in the down economy, our culture puts a high priority on being able to spend more than our cash on hand.
You know the drill. You're at the register when a salesperson asks this question: "Would you like to open a store credit card? You'll get a 10% discount on your entire purchase."