Credit Cards

You’re in college, and you’re in need of a credit card. But you’re not sure you have the credit history to get one. Besides, how do you know... Read more

Note that the government has paused all repayment on federally held student loans through the end of 2022, with no interest to be charged during that... Read more

Rent is likely your biggest expense every month, but it seems like virtually every landlord prefers just one payment method: Money from your checking... Read more

Your credit consists of a few factors, including your payment history, the age of your accounts and the amount of money you owe. Unfortunately,... Read more

Note that the government has paused all repayment on federally held student loans through the end of 2022, with no interest to be charged during that... Read more

Note that the situation for student loans has changed due to the impact of the coronavirus outbreak. Specifically, free credit reports will be... Read more

What is APR, and how does it help you compare loans and credit cards? Well, APR (annual percentage rate) represents the fees and interest you’ll... Read more

Paying tuition with a credit card may seem like a fast tack to earning points, miles and sign-up bonuses. Plus, plenty of people are doing it — in... Read more

Note that the situation for student loans has changed due to the impact of the coronavirus outbreak. Specifically, free credit reports will be... Read more

Originally published Oct. 16, 2017 We know that falling behind on student loan payments can wreck a credit score. But my circumstances prompted... Read more

A debit card doesn’t help you build credit, so students shouldn’t solely rely on one even if it feels like the safe choice. Your method of... Read more

Earning credit card rewards can lead to flights, hotel stays and more. But did you know that credit card rewards can help you pay back your student... Read more