Is a Google AdWords Credit Card Worth it?
by Jon Dell
Google is test running a new MasterCard. The problem is it can only be used to purchase ad words. Will this be a better deal for business owners or an idea that falls short?
Chase Freedom MasterCard Offers $100 Cash Bonus
by Evita Page
Looking for a great no annual fee card with a 15 month 0% APR? Consider the Chase Freedom MasterCard
October is National Women’s Small Business Month
by Antonio Bard
October is Women’s Small Business Month. Women now own 50% of all small businesses in the U.S.
MoneyGram Unveils its Digital Wallet
by Jon Dell
MoneyGram just made it easy to make P2P transfers using a smartphone.
What your Credit Report Doesn’t Show
by Beth May
Despite the enormous amount of information that shows in your credit report, there’s a lot more that doesn’t, such as your employment history.
Reexamining Prepaid Cards
by Evita Page
The recent boost in prepaid card popularity somehow slipped under the radar of some consumers as well as industry experts alike. They are so popular, in fact, that some people prefer them over traditional checking accounts!
Ouch: The 7 Year Car Loan
by Beth May
More car loans are being financed for a staggering 7 years. Is it too much and is the irony lost that most marriages don’t even last that long?
Groupon Wants To Innovate Credit Card Payments
by Jon Dell
Groupon, the world’s largest and most beloved online daily deals program announced, recently, that they are launching a new credit card program. This program sounds like a great idea, but has stiff competition from PayPal and Square.
Revisions in 2009 CARD Act
by Beth May
A poorly-worded clause in the 2009 CARD Act would eliminate problems securing a credit card by stay at home parents and possible domestic abuse victims.
Unemployment Applications Down But Not Enough
by Beth May
More jobs added to employment rosters, but not nearly enough to affect the economy or unemployment rates.
Recovering From and Avoiding Big Summer Debt
by Antonio Bard
As the summer travel season comes to a close many have to prepare their fall finances to pay for their vernal excursions. Here are a few tips for dealing with summer debt.
What Does QE3 Mean for You?
by Antonio Bard
The Fed continues to enjoy the kudos being heaped upon Chairman Ben Bernanke. The only problem is, no one’s mentioned much about what happens to Mr. Everyday Consumer.