We recently reported that there seems to be a widespread data breach as a lot of cardholders are seeing unauthorized/fraudulent charges on their cards. If you haven’t already checked your cards for these transactions it’s strongly recommended that you do. Most card issuers are cancelling the current cards, issuing a new card and then refunding […]
When it comes to credit, approval is all in the numberâthe three-digit number thatâs your credit score. Most lenders and credit card issuers use this number to determine your risk level as a borrower. In general, credit scores are categorized as bad, poor, fair, good, good or excellent. However, another important designation impacts whether youâll… Read More
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Right now with the rise in unemployment it’s important to take an active role in our finances. Here are steps you can take to protect your credit health.
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Auto insurance rates, like all insurance rates, are carefully considered calculations based on statistical probabilities and strict underwriting techniques. Insurers don’t throw random numbers at you in the hope that something sticks and, contrary to what you might think, they don’t charge as much as they think they can get away with. In this guide, we’ll look at […]
How are Auto Insurance Rates Determined? is a post from Pocket Your Dollars.
Now that summer is upon us, it’s time we revamp our backyards into the luxury getaway social-distancing has made us dream of having.
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How did the Arizona market perform in October? Homie has your update!
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While learning may be virtual right now, our current experiences may also provide an opportunity to teach real-life lessons to our children. Here’s how.
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Debt isnât always straightforward nor is it always a bad thing. You can have a $500,000 mortgage, a couple of car loans, and $50,000 in credit card debt and still live comfortably with a strong credit score. At the same time, however, you could have a personal loan of just $2,000 that cripples you financially […]
Cancelling Credit Cards and Your Credit Score is a post from Pocket Your Dollars.
The average American consumer receives their first credit card aged 20. For many, itâs an exciting time, further proof they have ascended into adulthood and are ready for financial independence. The delinquency rate is high on these cards, but the credit is low, often between $1,500 and $2,000, and it gives the borrower a way […]
Credit Card Debt in the United States: Trends and Issues is a post from Pocket Your Dollars.