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The 3 Best Gas Cards You Rarely Hear About
Tweet Share on Facebook June 30, 2011 Comment (3)Over the last several years, gas prices seem to always fall under one of two categories: "high" or "really high." In short, it’s never cheap! So when it comes to credit cards, it’s no surprise that gas rewards continue to be one of the most popular categories. I’m sure you’re familiar with most, but here are three of the best that you rarely ever hear about:
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5 Secret Credit Card Perks
Tweet Share on Facebook June 28, 2011 Comment (1)When most people think of credit cards, they think of using the plastic to make purchases. For those who do not pay off their balance each month, the interest rate is certainly an important feature. And there are other benefits such as interest-free balance transfers and rewards such as cash back, points or miles.
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5 Reasons Why Debit Cards Trump Credit Cards
Tweet Share on Facebook June 28, 2011 Comment (4)Credit cards have become a very large part of many consumers' every day lives. We forget that just a few decades ago, cash was king and credit cards were a novelty. Today's purchasers rely almost entirely on plastic for the security, the rewards, and most importantly, for the short term loan. It's just easier and cleaner than cash. Using only credit cards does carry some risk, the biggest of which is irresponsible spending in the face of large interest rates.
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The Problem with the New Amex Debit Card
Tweet Share on Facebook June 27, 2011 Comment (16)American Express made quite a splash last week with the announcement of its new reloadable prepaid debit card. The card is being billed as a great alternative for those fed up with their current debit or credit cards.
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8 Truths About Extreme Couponing
Tweet Share on Facebook June 27, 2011 Comment (25)Everyone has heard of legendary coupon users who get thousands in groceries for virtually nothing. But how do they do it? What must these people go through to obtain such substantial savings? Here are eight truths about extreme couponing.
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How Laziness Can Cost You Money
Tweet Share on Facebook June 24, 2011 Comment (6)While some consumers are experts when it comes staying within the streamlined family budget through comparison shopping, haggling, negotiating, coupon-clipping and making necessary cuts, some of us are—ahem—a bit lazy. Here’s where we’re coming up short and what you can do about it:
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How a Credit Card Can Cut Your Vacation Costs
Tweet Share on Facebook June 23, 2011 Comment (1)While credit cards are often more closely associated with spending and debt than savings, finding the right one can help lower the financial burden of any upcoming summer plans. And even though the country’s emergence from the Great Recession might allow you to feel comfortable splurging a little once again, saving should always be a top priority.
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5 Ways to Go Green and Save Money
Tweet Share on Facebook June 21, 2011 CommentWhen it comes to things like going green and eating organic, you're probably used to spending more money, not less. Fortunately, this isn't always the case and there are plenty of things that are both good for you and for the planet.
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How to Save Money When You Fly
Tweet Share on Facebook June 21, 2011 CommentSummer travel season is in full swing. The high price of airfare may have you thinking twice about flying to your destination. However, there are many great ways to save money when you fly. Here are some must-follow tips to help you save a bundle on airfare.
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10 Things You Should Always Buy in Bulk
Tweet Share on Facebook June 20, 2011 Comment (8)When it comes to buying in bulk, savings can be hit or miss. Stocking up on the wrong things can lead to waste and spoilage. However, if you pick up the right items and find the right coupons for these purchases, bulk buying can save you a small fortune. Here are ten items you should buy in bulk whenever possible.
