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  1. Protect Yourself in the Wake of the Marriott Data Breach

    Protect Yourself in the Wake of the Marriott Data Breach

    At this point in our society, the number and regularity of data breaches mean it’s safe to assume most of us have been the victim of some type of data theft. But, no matter how common data theft may be these days, the associated risks are not to be taken lightly.

  2. How to Boost Your Credit Limit

    How to Boost Your Credit Limit

    When you get your first credit card, your credit limit is typically very low. It could be as small as a few hundreds dollars. While getting a credit card is a great step in building your credit, having such a small credit limit can be frustrating.

  3. New FICO Scoring Model Could Be Coming: What This Means

    New FICO Scoring Model Could Be Coming: What This Means

    If you believe this new scoring model could benefit you, it’s important to understand how your banking data could play a role. FICO has mentioned how your checking, savings, and money market history can be used to boost your credit score in some cases, but what does that mean?

  4. Discover it® Cash Back Review

    Discover it® Cash Back Review

    If you’re looking for a way to earn more than the standard 1% cash back many no-fee rewards cards offer, you may want to consider the Discover it® Cash Back.This card does offer unlimited 1% cash back on your everyday purchases, but you also earn 5% cash back on up to $1,500 spent in categories that rotate each quarter.

  5. Best Rewards Cards for Holiday Shopping

    Best Rewards Cards for Holiday Shopping

    If you plan to shop for Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, or other winter holidays this year, it’s only natural to wonder if a credit card could leave you better off. After all, many credit cards offer travel rewards or cash-back and some offer consumer protections such as guaranteed returns and extended warranties.


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