Tag: Spending

• August 2, 2021

  What you need to know about instant use credit cards

  By allowing access to your new line of credit right away, instant use credit cards can help fund large purchases, earn sign-up bonuses, get discounts on shopping carts and more.

• July 26, 2021

  American Express Pay Over Time: How it works

  American Express offers cardholders the flexibility to decide how to pay their bill. If you are cash-strapped during a particular month, the Pay Over Time feature allows you to carry a balance on purchases.

• July 11, 2021

  How to close a Capital One account

  Closing a Capital One credit card account could make sense for a variety of reasons, and you can do so online or over the phone within minutes. But you may consider a card upgrade or downgrade instead to minimize credit score impacts.

• February 16, 2021

  Guide to Managing Finances for Deploying Service Members

  Life in the military offers some distinct experiences compared to civilian life, and that includes your budget and finances. The pre-deployment process can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re organizing your money and bills.  It’s important you provide your family with…

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• February 16, 2021

  20 Of The Best Entry Level Work From Home Jobs

  Looking for entry level work from home jobs? Are you wondering, “How can I work from home with no experience?” I know it may seem like every job out there today requires several years of experience. This makes it very difficult to find a job, especially if you are brand new to the field and […]

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• February 16, 2021

  How to Stop Spending Money You Don’t Have

  The post How to Stop Spending Money You Don’t Have appeared first on Penny Pinchin' Mom.

  So, you want to stop spending money.  That might be easier said than done.  When it comes to managing your money, there are things you need to do.  You know you need to budget, try to get out of debt and control your spending.   The issue is not necessarily that you are spending money … Read More about How to Stop Spending Money You Don’t Have

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• February 16, 2021

  What is Credit Card Churning? Dangers and Benefits

  Credit card issuers have consumers right where they want them, lending money at high-interest rates and earning money from many different fees. Even reward cards benefit the issuers, because all the additional perks and rewards they provide are covered by the increased merchant fees, which essentially means the credit card company offers you extra money to incentivize you to spend, and […]

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• February 16, 2021

  Using Credit Cards During COVID-19

  Since we’re in the middle of a pandemic, we’re all trying to figure out the new normal. Whether you’re working from home, have a houseful of kids to keep busy or find yourself facing financial uncertainty, everyone has at least a little adjusting to do. While you’re taking stock of your life and what you… Read More

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• February 16, 2021

  A complete guide to airline companion passes

  Companion passes and fares offer a great opportunity to cut the cost of traveling for two. For a breakdown of the most common companion passes, including what they offer and how to earn them, read on.

• February 16, 2021

  Spouse Has Bad Credit? How It Affects You.

  Spouse Has Bad Credit? How It Affects You It wasn’t until a few months after my husband and I got married that I decided to check both our credit scores. While my husband’s credit score wasn’t horrible, it certainly didn’t…

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