Category Archives: credit cards

The American AAdvantage program is being radically transformed as of 2022, with the introduction of Loyalty Points. One of the interesting new opportunities here is to earn AAdvantage elite status exclusively through credit card spending. Since this opportunity is now “live,” I wanted to do some number crunching on the […]

Updated on Monday, November 22, 2021 Checking accounts are a safe and convenient place to store your money for everyday financial transactions, allowing you to withdraw funds to make purchases or to get cash from ATMs whenever you’d like. Many checking accounts have different types of fees, but some financial […]

Admit it or not, we all love the rules of law and we love following them. We are bound to live by the rules. They keep society’s sanity intact. But at least once in our life, we have thought of being an outlaw, haven’t we? Life happens—leaving you in the […]

Updated on Monday, September 13, 2021 Getting a credit limit increase can be an easy way to boost your credit score — as long as you maintain responsible spending habits. Here, we’ll tell you how to increase your limit when using a Capital One credit card. First, it’s important to […]

Check if You’re Pre-qualified Before you apply for a credit card check if you’re pre-qualified from a variety of institutions. This does not hurt your credit score and is a good first step when looking to apply for credit. You can read our complete guide to getting pre-qualified for a […]

If you are looking to pay off credit cards, there are some things that you should consider before you make a credit payment. First of all you need to do is certainly make sure that your payments will not result in a higher interest rate because of overdue payments. Likewise, […]

iStock As a consumer of financial products, it’s important to monitor your credit score on a regular basis. This will ensure you know where you stand in the credit landscape when it comes time to apply for a new credit card, loan, mortgage or other product. Typically, a higher score […]

Hi! Blair with Professor Savings here, with tips on using credit cards to help build credit Lenders are willing to give credit to only those who have a good credit rating in their eyes But, getting credit from the market is equally tough for people who have a bad credit […]

In 2018, Americans lost $ 0.9 billion through fraudulent card payments where the card was reported lost or stolen according to the statistics website statista. These figures are enough to send a chill down your spine whenever you reach out to your pocket (or purse) and discover that I lost […]

Hi! Blair with Professor Savings here, with tips on student credit cards College students can apply for their own credit cards These can help to build good credit, but there are a few things to keep in mind Keep watching to find out more • Students must keep their checkbook […]