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  1. How to Get a Personal Loan With a Credit Score Under 600

    How to Get a Personal Loan With a Credit Score Under 600

    Whether you have to pay for an unexpected car repair or need to a loan to cover the cost of a home improvement, a personal loan can be a smart financing option. But, with poor credit, it can be more challenging to find a lender willing to work with you. If your credit score is less-than-perfect, check out these 5 tips to help you find a loan.

  2. 8 Unusual Credit Card Benefits

    8 Unusual Credit Card Benefits

    Credit Cards use a number of benefits to entice users to use their credit cards. However, many credit cards offer little-known benefits and unusual enticements that most people aren't aware of and never use. Check out these 8 unusual credit card benefits you should be taking advantage of right now.

  3. Surprise Cruise Expenses to Watch Out For

    Surprise Cruise Expenses to Watch Out For

    While cruise fares can be inexpensive on their own, there are plenty of “extras” and “gotchas” you should prepare for. While some of these added expenses can be avoided, others are just part of the deal. Learn more about the hidden expenses of a cruise.

  4. How to Find Affordable Home Insurance

    How to Find Affordable Home Insurance

    Homeowners’ insurance can be expensive. If you are looking for a home insurance policy, but are put off by the cost, here are some helpful tips to get you the best price for your homeowners insurance.

  5. The Best Rewards Cards for a Valentine’s Day Splurge

    The Best Rewards Cards for a Valentine’s Day Splurge

    If you are hoping to score a slightly more exciting or luxurious Valentine’s Day this year, however, certain rewards and travel credit cards can help. Not only do some dole out rewards you can use for an epic gift, but some rewards are a gift on their own.Here are some of our favorite cards for an epic Valentine’s Day.

  6. 8 Money Resolutions You Couldn’t Mess Up if You Tried

    8 Money Resolutions You Couldn’t Mess Up if You Tried

    New Year’s resolutions are a popular way to set new goals at the end of the year. No matter your past indiscretions or whether or not you improved your life last year, a new year means a new opportunity to get things right. If you’re looking for an easy way to stick to your money goals this year, try these strategies:

  7. How to Celebrate Valentine’s Day on a Budget

    How to Celebrate Valentine’s Day on a Budget

    The average person spends $140 on Valentine’s Day, which can feel impossible if you have little money to spend on the holiday. If you are strapped for cash but have a special someone to share the day with, never fear, a great Valentine’s Day date doesn’t need to break the bank.

  8. How to Overcome Holiday Debt With a Balance Transfer

    How to Overcome Holiday Debt With a Balance Transfer

    It’s hard to say for sure how much your holiday credit card or store card debt will cost you because it depends on how long it takes you to pay it off. To give you an idea of what to expect, we’ll offer a couple of different scenarios:


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