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“The Ultimate Guide to Credit Cards.” We provide the most trusted information on the web to help you navigate the world of credit cards. Follow for 💳 tips!

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9 months
Calling all credit card industry insiders — https://t.co/J9ViUDXQCH now has an official industry news channel! Follow @CardRatesNews for daily news analysis and relevant posts to help you stay in the know and take your company to new heights. #KnowledgeIsPower
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Buy Now, Pay Later plans are tempting, but they can lead to trouble. Personal finance expert @bobbirebell joined @KHOU to explain how missed payments are exactly how BNPL services make money — and whether using them does anything to help your credit score.
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How are rising prices changing YOUR holiday shopping plans? @josie_nesbit at @GOBankingRates turned to our expert @EricaJSandberg for smart ways to stay festive without taking on expensive debt, from better budgeting to strategic credit card use. Check out the tips + join the
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Shopping habits need to change if you don't want to overspend.
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A new study reveals 33% of Gen Z and Millennials are still carrying credit card debt from the 2024 holiday season. 📉 The South is the hardest-hit region, but which 10 states are topping the debt list? Full rankings: https://t.co/yw8dzvQwqk
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19 days
Should you get a travel rewards card for one big trip a year? Credit expert Gerri Detweiler explains when it’s worth the fee — and when you should consider a different card. Full article on https://t.co/J9ViUDXQCH.
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Credit expert John Ulzheimer answers today's question: Will applying for multiple credit cards hurt your score? Got a credit question for John? Comment or DM us, and we may feature it in our next Q&A.
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We sat down for a Q&A with credit expert John Ulzheimer. Today's question: What should I do if I plan to rack up credit card debt over the holidays? Got a credit question for John? Comment or DM us, and we may feature it in our next Q&A.
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We sat down for a Q&A with credit expert John Ulzheimer. Today's question: How many credit cards is “too many”? Want an expert answer to your burning credit question? Drop it in the comments or send us a DM!
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Hotel and rental car holds can freeze your cash. Use a credit card instead of a debit card to protect your checking balance, get protected from suspect charges, and tap rental coverage perks.
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2 months
Can AI actually help you earn more credit card rewards? Possibly! By sharing your rewards program info and spending habits, AI tools can guide you on card usage and important dates. Think of AI as your planning assistant, but not a rewards hack.
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Auto loan delinquencies are on the rise, but there's hope! As @bobbirebell shares with @KHOU, communication is key. Talk to your lender; they’re often willing to renegotiate terms. Protect your credit score and consider building an emergency fund.
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Auto loan delinquencies are at their highest since 2010, driven by rising prices and bigger loans. @bobbirebell explains how the average new car now tops $50K, forcing a possible credit crunch for many Americans. Is it time to rethink car ownership? Follow us for Part 2!
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Are you leaving free travel money behind? Many premium credit cards offer annual travel credits that can't be rolled over. So, know your card’s travel credit reset date and plan to use it ahead of time.
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Healthcare premiums could skyrocket by 114% for many Americans. @bobbirebell spoke with @ConnectingAmTV about how ACA subsidies expiring could cause people to pay an extra $1,000+! Her advice: Flexible spending accounts can provide relief, but avoid costly credit card debt.
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2 months
Did you know business credit cards can help even if you just have a side hustle? From tracking expenses easily to earning valuable rewards, they offer benefits that personal cards can’t match. If you haven't researched them, it may be time to elevate your game!
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Tired of juggling multiple credit card due dates? Well, you can adjust them to align with your cash flow or just so they're easier to remember. Just log into your account or call customer service to make the change!
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When facing a government shutdown, don’t panic — an emergency fund could be your safety net. In her recent interview with @KHOU, @bobbirebell explained that it is crucial to use those savings wisely to manage this temporary crunch without costly penalties or loans.
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3 months
In an interview with @KHOU, @bobbirebell shares crucial tips for government workers/contractors during the shutdown. Her biggest piece of advice: Always pay your credit card bill on time to protect your credit, even if it's just the minimum. Watch the video for more tips.
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3 months
During the government shutdown, prioritizing essentials is key. https://t.co/J9ViUDYosf Personal Finance Expert Bobbi Rebell shared advice for government workers on @KHOU TV. She says the situation is temporary, and planning can ease the stress.
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3 months
Ready to pay 0% interest on your credit card? The secret lies in your statement balance. If you always pay it in full by the due date, and you can swipe without accumulating interest thanks to your grace period!
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3 months
The Fed rate cut could be a game changer! Personal Finance Expert @bobbirebell spoke with @ConnectingAmTV to explain how this trend might lead to lower loan rates for cars and credit cards. The only catch: You may need to call your issuer and ask!
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