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Articles in November 2017

  1. Best Business Credit Cards for Holiday Spending

    Best Business Credit Cards for Holiday Spending

    Before you spend hundreds – or even thousands – of dollars on holiday gifts for your employees or vendors, it can pay off to spend some time figuring out the best business credit card for your needs. Here are some options to consider along with their pros and cons for the holiday season and beyond.

  2. 7 Companies Hiring Season Help Now

    7 Companies Hiring Season Help Now

    The holidays are undoubtedly expensive. However, you can cut down on your expenses by taking on a part-time seasonal job. You can make more money and can often take advantage of employee discounts, which can help stretch your budget further.

  3. 5 Tips for Hanging on to Your Hard-Earned Rewards Points

    5 Tips for Hanging on to Your Hard-Earned Rewards Points

    From airline miles to cash back, there’s no shortage of credit card rewards. While these rewards are plentiful, a significant chunk of consumers don't benefit from the situation. A study by Princeton Survey Research Associates International found that nearly a third of credit card holders don’t redeem their hard-earned rewards.

  4. This Rewards Card Gives You 5 Percent Back on All Your Holiday Shopping

    This Rewards Card Gives You 5 Percent Back on All Your Holiday Shopping

    If you’re gearing up for the holiday shopping season and looking for new ways to save, it always helps to think outside the box. Of course you’ll scoop up bargains on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, but your deal-seeking doesn’t have to end there. With the right rewards credit card, you could get 5 percent cash back – or a 5 percent discount on most of your holiday gift-giving this year.

  5. Save This Holiday Season With Discounted Gift Cards

    Save This Holiday Season With Discounted Gift Cards

    Last year, Americans planned to spend $929 on holiday gifts. That number doesn’t even touch on decorations, holiday outfits, or travel expenses. To pay for those gifts, many people turn to credit cards. But, thanks to high interest rates, their credit card balance can grow over time and it can take months to pay it off.

  6. What You Need to Know Before Black Friday

    What You Need to Know Before Black Friday

    Black Friday, the Friday after Thanksgiving, is noted as the biggest day for retailers of the year. Millions of people turn out in stores and online to score deals on electronics, clothes, and more. But before you camp out at the nearest department store at 2:00 a.m., it’s important to know that Black Friday isn’t always what it seems.

  7. The Best Business Credit Cards for Your Side Hustle

    The Best Business Credit Cards for Your Side Hustle

    Getting a business credit card can not only help you keep your business and personal expenses separate, but some also offer rewards and other features that are specifically tailored to your business. They can help you save money on expenses so you can take home more profit.

  8. Best Balance Transfer Credit Cards that also offer rewards

    Best Balance Transfer Credit Cards that also offer rewards

    You don’t have to give up your ability to earn rewards in order to use a promotional financing offer. There are many cards that have both a competitive rewards program and strong promotional financing on balance transfers. Check out these 6 best balance transfer cards that also offer rewards.

  9. Best Balance Transfer Credit Cards if You Have a Ton of Debt

    Best Balance Transfer Credit Cards if You Have a Ton of Debt

    But, which balance transfer card should you get? If you have a small amount of debt that will only take a few months to pay off, nearly any 0 percent APR card could do the trick. If you’re drowning in debt and carrying more than average, on the other hand, a card with a long introductory offer and the best terms possible will leave you better off.


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