 | | Weekly newsletter: Dec. 5, 2013
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Merchant requests to verify your ID with a card purchase are intended to protect you from fraud, but some argue you're safer if you don't play along ... More
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Wait staffs across the U.S. have been delighted by an anonymous customer with a credit card and a taste for outrageous generosity ... More
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Good Samaritans can actually make things worse if they take the wrong action. Read our surprising list of do's and don'ts for handling lost credit cards ... More
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| | | With FICO scores in the low 600s and numerous hard inquiries on his credit reports, will card issuers accept or reject his card application? More...
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A couple wants to tie the knot, but his unpaid medical debt looms. Should they go ahead with wedding plans or delay until the debt is cleared? More...
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Facing bankruptcy is never easy. But it can be even more heartbreaking if you'd hoped to soften the blow with a lot of rewards points. More...
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| A Nov. 20 report from the credit reporting agency Experian found that a substantial number of 20-something borrowers are lapsing on their bill payments -- and it's showing in their credit scores. More...
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Prices are falling for sensitive personal data, making identity thieves merry. But there are ways to thwart digital intruders, if you have cyber discipline. More...
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