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A Credit Card You Can Use To Help Others, And Get A Good Rate Too!

A couple of weeks back we had a post on this blog talking about micro-lending. The post talked about how micro-loans through companies like Kiva or Grameen Bank, can help people in developing countries to get on their feet, get their business up and running, and how it can be much more effective than just giving […]

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5 Things You Need to Know About Real Estate Disclosures

Whether you’re a buyer or a seller, disclosures are a key part of your real estate transaction.

Rakuten Cash Back Visa® Credit Card – Review

Do you shop at Rakuten.com? Learn more about the Rakuten Cash Back Visa, a great way to earn discounts faster and stretch your online shopping dollars.

6 Credit Cards to Help Furnish Your First Apartment

[UPDATE: Some offers mentioned below have expired and/or are no longer available on our site. You can view the current offers from our partners in our credit card marketplace. DISCLOSURE: Cards from our partners are mentioned below.] Moving into your first apartment can be both thrilling and nerve-racking. It’s exciting to get a place of… Read More

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Time to Face Reality: Your Kids Don’t Want Your Stuff!

One estate planning mistake I see all the time is that parents want their children to inherit their homes and treasured possessions, and they assume their children would be happy to get them. But have you asked your kids? You might be surprised.

Quiz: Are You Financially Ready for Children? – Lexington Law

Raising kids is a costly venture. According to a 2014 report by the USDA, middle class families will spend an average of $245,340 to raise a child born in 2013. Although many households spend less (or more), one factor transcends all income levels: planning. Whether you earn $40,000 or $400,000 per year, understanding your financial strength is imperative.

HSBC Gold Mastercard and HSBC Cash Rewards Mastercard: Credit Cards for World Travelers

[DISCLOSURE: Cards from our partners are mentioned below.] Picking a credit card that’s right for you can be tricky: companies and cards offer so many different incentives and rewards, it can be hard to keep them all straight and decipher which is the best for you. This is especially true if you often travel abroad and… Read More

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What credit score should you have for a mortgage?

Minimum Credit Score for a Mortgage When you apply for a mortgage, your credit score is one of the fundamental factors a lender will consider before making you an offer. For new and first-time homebuyers, it can be unsettling to learn that the future of your homeownership relies heavily on your past credit history. What […]

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