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Dollars & Sense: Can You Live Without a Credit Card?
Living without a credit card is possible, and for some people, it may be a necessity. But with the right card and good credit habits, it's also possible to use a credit card without accruing debt or interest. And in some cases, using a credit card can make your life a lot easier. Read More.
Dollars & Sense: What is Inflation and How Does it Work?
Inflation is a term used to describe an increase in the price level of consumer goods and services. Read More.
Dollars & Sense: What's Going on With the Housing Market?
In recent months, the demand for new homes has skyrocketed - but although the housing market is hot, there's no need to panic. Experts say there's a light at the end of the tunnel, and in the meantime, you can take several steps to prepare for a near-future purchase. Read More.
Dollars & Sense: Debit vs. Credit Cards - What You Need to Know
If you’re looking for a convenient, secure way to pay, plastic is often the way to go. But understanding the difference between debit cards and credit cards can give you a sense of which is a better payment method for you. Read More.
How Scammers Use Social Media (And How to Protect Yourself)
Social media has become a mainstay in our culture, and it's easy to get caught up in the sheer volume of posts, photos, news, and other content you see as you scroll through your feed. Read More.
Dollars & Sense: Can Shopping Around Really Get You Better Insurance Rates?
Whether you're buying insurance for your car, your home, or anything else, shopping around is one of the best things you can do for your wallet. Depending on the type of insurance, comparing prices before you buy could save you hundreds of dollars every year. Read More.
Dollars & Sense: Are Debit Cards More Secure Than Cash?
When it comes to spending your money, plastic is often more convenient than cash. Read More.
Dollars & Sense: Is There Such a Thing as Good Debt?
In many situations, debt can be a significant burden. In other circumstances, though, it's possible to use debt to further your financial goals. Read More.