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1 month ago |
bankrate.com | Garrett Yarbrough |Sara Coleman |Alice Lesperance |Courtney Mihocik
The sleepless nights, the excitement and the big questions — all are expected when you’re a new parent. While par for the course with a new addition in the household, adjusting your finances to the new reality can be equally overwhelming. As you re-evaluate your family budget, you may find it an ideal time to add a new credit card to your wallet that earns rewards on the purchases you’re bound to make more regularly.
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2 months ago |
bankrate.com | Sara Coleman |Re'Dreyona Walker
When you exceed your credit card limit, you face declined transactions, steep penalties, a drop in your credit score — and the potential for your issuer to freeze or close accounts. If you go over your limit, prioritize paying down as much of the balance as you’re able to open up more room on your credit line and lower your overall credit usage. Turn to alternatives like a balance transfer card for breathing room on high-interest rates or call your issuer to request a higher line of credit.
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2 months ago |
bankrate.com | Sara Coleman |Tracy Stewart
Many young adults — especially college students and recent graduates — often face some challenges when building credit. For starters, banks and lenders may be uncomfortable extending lines of credit to young people who haven’t yet proven their creditworthiness. Not only that, but credit products geared to consumers with a thin credit profile or lower credit score tend to be lackluster and don’t always offer the best rates and terms.
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2 months ago |
bankrate.com | Sara Coleman |Benet Wilson |Benét J. Wilson |Liza Carrasquillo
Travel reward credit cards and 0 percent introductory APRs on purchases and balance transfers don’t often co-exist. Having travel rewards and 0 percent APR are incredible perks on their own, but when you combine the two, you have the makings of a credit card with potential for substantial savings — and the chance to do some serious traveling.
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Dec 15, 2024 |
bankrate.com | Sara Coleman
Using a 0% APR credit card to finance your home renovations is risky, but it could make sense in some circumstances. Here’s what to know.
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