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Use these five helpful strategies to pay off debt faster, easier, and without any added financial stress.

The Federal Reserve kept interest rates steady at its latest meeting, but they could be going up soon. Here's what will happen then, and what you should do with your finances to prepare.

CEOs of major Wall Street banks are eyeing a return to their New York City offices at the end of the summer as Gov. Andrew Cuomo eased remaining COVID-19 restrictions on Tuesday.

A debt consolidation loan can be an effective tool to help you pay off high-interest debt, but it’s not right for everyone. Make sure to weigh the pros and cons and consider alternative strategies.

Paying for a big trip may prove challenging, especially if you're low in the savings department. If you could use a little extra cash to cover your travel costs, here's one credit card move worth making.

Although it may be more convenient to use your personal credit card for business expenses, you should be aware of the drawbacks of doing so.

CreditCards.com industry analyst Ted Rossman argues Americans could see increased credit card debt with an expected spending spike in the second half of 2021.

Consumers can avoid public WiFi and not click on suspicious links to avoid fraud.

Putting some of your leftover cash in a high-yield savings account can provide a buffer against unexpected emergencies and help you pay off existing debt.

Make sure you know when a personal loan will offer better solutions for your financial needs than a credit card.

Prices for domestic plane tickets are expected to increase 16% this summer, so it's more important than ever to be mindful when financing your next vacation.

A cash-out refinance for home improvements lets you tap your home’s equity to make repairs or improvements.

Are your finances ready for the next half of the year?

A good credit score can make borrowing easier and more affordable. It can also reduce the cost of insurance and make it easier to find an apartment.

Most of Europe will allow vaccinated Americans to travel without restrictions, paving the way for international travel this summer.

Both personal loans and credit cards can help you finance a major purchase. But which one is the best fit for your situation?

Credit cards, auto, and other personal loans are becoming easier to get as banks loosen standards more than a year into the pandemic.

If you want to aggressively tackle your debt, you'll need strategies that move the needle.

Some of the largest U.S. banks plan to start sharing data on customers' deposit accounts as part of a government-backed initiative to extend credit to people who have traditionally lacked opportunities to borrow.

Checking your credit could save you from identity theft.