Maximizing Small Business Websites
Small business owners work hard to ensure their websites are doing their job - bringing in new customers. Here are a few tips that should help. From accepting credit cards to eliminating typos and...
View ArticleChase Sapphire Preferred
In a world where credit card perks are constantly updated to keep pace with the competition, it just might be the Chase Sapphire Preferred leads the pack.The "Chase Sapphire Preferred" is a post taken...
View ArticleWelfare Debit Card Fraud
The welfare system in this nation has historically been plagued with problems. The EBT cards most states now use also present unique problems, some of which plague the credit card industry.The "Welfare...
View ArticleIs a Recession Possible in 2013?
Things aren't looking so good for the economic outlook in 2013. Politicians are too busy with the upcoming election to pay attention to things like the very real possibility of another recession in...
View ArticleSolid Credit Card Choices for Recent College Grads
You've earned your college degree and now you're thinking it's time to start building your financial history. The right credit card can help you achieve your goals - but choose wisely.The "Solid Credit...
View ArticleDebt Collection Credit Cards: Deceptive Move or New Start?
Debt collection credit cards are controversial. Consumers see a way to improve their credit, but collection agencies and banks see a way to start the clock again on debt that's past the statute of...
View ArticleWhat is Peer to Peer Lending?
We've all heard peer to peer lending, but what is it and is it a viable option for those looking to secure personal loans?The "What is Peer to Peer Lending?" is a post taken from: Credit Cards Blog. If...
View ArticleBanking 101: Understanding the Terminology
Many consumers aren't exactly sure of proper "bank speak". This week, we explore some of the more commonly used terminology.The "Banking 101: Understanding the Terminology" is a post taken from: Credit...
View ArticleTexting Political Donations
Donating to your presidential candidate has gone high tech, courtesy of a ruling this week that allows us to text our donations.The "Texting Political Donations" is a post taken from: Credit Cards...
View ArticleCredit Card Offers in Time for Holidays
We know - it's still summer time, but when you think about it, fall is right around the corner - and so are the holidays. Here are some credit card reviews that just might make it a bit more...
View ArticleBack to School: Best Cash Back Credit Cards
Not all cash back credit cards are created equal - here are some of the better credit card offers on the market today.The "Back to School: Best Cash Back Credit Cards" is a post taken from: Credit...
View ArticleChase Credit Cards and New Technology
Here's a look at what JPMorgan Chase has been up to - including a look at its co-branded card with smart chip technology.The "Chase Credit Cards and New Technology" is a post taken from: Credit Cards...
View ArticleElite Credit Cards from American Express
Looking for an elite credit card offer? Don't discount American Express.The "Elite Credit Cards from American Express" is a post taken from: Credit Cards Blog. If you see this message please report to...
View ArticleOut of College, Female Grads Already Earning $8,000 Less
Women are at a disadvantage the moment they walk off their college campuses with their diplomas as they immediately are earning $8,000 less than their male counterparts.The "Out of College, Female...
View ArticleCan You Deduct Credit Card Interest?
Brush up on the tax laws as we prepare for tax season. Learn more about credit card interest and what's deductible.The "Can You Deduct Credit Card Interest?" is a post taken from: Credit Cards Blog. If...
View ArticleFewer Using Rewards Cards on Black Friday, Fewer Working
Capital One's Reward's Barometer shows we may not be using our rewards cards this holiday season as Wal Mart gears up to possibly handle striking workers.The "Fewer Using Rewards Cards on Black Friday,...
View ArticleBuffet Backs Dimon in Treasury Role
Yes, Warren Buffet really believes Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan Chase CEO, should be considered to replace Timothy Geithner.The "Buffet Backs Dimon in Treasury Role" is a post taken from: Credit Cards Blog....
View ArticleBarclays Credit Card Offers
Looking for a better credit card offer? Barclays might have the perfect solution. Here, we outline several of its latest offers.The "Barclays Credit Card Offers" is a post taken from: Credit Cards...
View ArticleNew Year, New Credit Card Fees
All of the bickering between major credit card companies and merchants could soon land in your lap every time you use your debit card or credit card.The "New Year, New Credit Card Fees" is a post taken...
View ArticleDouble Duty Credit Cards
Don't fill up the landfills with those expired credit cards. Here are several great options that let you do good for the environment.The "Double Duty Credit Cards" is a post taken from: Credit Cards...
View ArticleHow Does Google Wallet Virtual Card Fare?
Google Wallet doesn't have quite the following it'd hoped for, despite allowing Visa, Discover and Amex. Does it stand a chance?The "How Does Google Wallet Virtual Card Fare?" is a post taken from:...
View ArticleMasterCard Profits Up Courtesy of Credit Card Use
MasterCard just might be the credit card company to watch this year as it pulls together great leaders, admirable charitable efforts and global partners.The "MasterCard Profits Up Courtesy of Credit...
View ArticleCharge it! – Paying Your Taxes
The IRS accepts credit cards as payment options for your tax bill, but should you charge it to satisfy Uncle Sam?The "Charge it! – Paying Your Taxes" is a post taken from: Credit Cards Blog. If you see...
View ArticleLong Overdue: Credit Bureau Overhauls
A new FTC and CFPB report reveals it's time for an overhaul in American credit bureaus.The "Long Overdue: Credit Bureau Overhauls" is a post taken from: Credit Cards Blog. If you see this message...
View ArticleThe Dark and Unexpected Pre-Account Opening Fees
It took several years, but First Premier is free to charge its consumers high pre account fees before sending out that credit card.The "The Dark and Unexpected Pre-Account Opening Fees" is a post taken...
View ArticleWhat Does Legal Battle Over Swipe Fees Mean for Consumers?
Eight years and millions spent over credit card swipe fees - and it amounts to very little change for American credit card users.The "What Does Legal Battle Over Swipe Fees Mean for Consumers?" is a...
View ArticlePrepaid Debit Cards: the Pros and Cons
When it comes to prepaid debit cards, there are usually two schools of thought: they're the ideal alternative to a bank account or they're risky financial products with too many fees. Both are...
View ArticleWorst Banks for Transparency
Pew Charitable Trust, known for its brutally factual reports, has just released its latest effort on the worst banks for transparency and what it discovers might be troubling to some.The "Worst Banks...
View ArticleBusiness Travel Rewards – US Bank & AMEX Business
If you think consumer credit card companies are competitive, the companies that offer business credit cards bring competition to a new level. Not only that, but with the economy slowly making a bit of...
View ArticleThe AMEX CEO BootCamp for Women
American Express OPEN, the small business division of American Express, just announced OPEN for Women: CEO BootCamp.The "The AMEX CEO BootCamp for Women" is a post taken from: Credit Cards Blog. If you...
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