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Should You Pay Your Tax Bill With a Credit Card for Points? The Answer May Surprise You
When it comes time to pay your bill, there are a few payment options the IRS gives you to choose from -- including your ...
Is It Possible to Get My Credit Card's Annual Fee Waived?
Open a card that waives the first year's annual fee. Some credit cards waive the annual fee for the first year so customers ...
How To Remove An Authorized User From Your Credit Card
Adding or removing an authorized user from a credit card account usually only takes a quick phone call or online login, but ...
How To Lower Your Credit Card Interest Rate
The cost of borrowing money can skyrocket when using a credit card. Paying some fee to borrow money for longer than a billing ...
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Use These 7 Credit Card Tips to Stretch Your Budget
As prices on goods and services soar, some money moves may boost your spending power. Consider these credit card tips to earn ...
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Does Adding My Kids To Our Credit Card Help Build Their Credit Scores For Later?
Flywheel Publishing has partnered with CardRatings for our coverage of credit card products. Flywheel Publishing and CardRatings may receive a commission from card issuers. A lot of people don’t apply ...
4 Reasons to Pay Off Credit Card Debt With Your Tax Refund
Paying off credit card debt would certainly qualify as a "need," but you can also leave room for other priorities, Burnette ...
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Here's why credit card applications ask about bank accounts and how having them can help your approval odds
Below, CNBC Select explains why having a bank account (or two) can improve your credit card application odds. Deposit accounts (checking accounts, savings accounts, money market accounts ...
How does closing an old credit account affect your credit score?
Closing old credit accounts can hurt your credit score by shortening credit history, increasing credit utilisation ratio, and ...