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Building Healthy Credit: A Beginner’s Guide to Credit Scores — And How Credit Cards Impact Your Score
Building Healthy Credit: A Beginner’s Guide to Credit Scores — And How Credit Cards Impact Your Score
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Your credit is one of the most important assets that you have. Good credit makes it easier to borrow money and get approved for the best rewards credit cards. It also gives you access to the lowest interest rates on loans, which can save you many thousands of dollars over your lifetime. If you love travel rewards, knowing how to keep your credit in great shape while you pursue points is essential. Here's our complete guide to doing it right.

Dan MillerMark Jackson
Dan Miller & Mark Jackson

Reviewed by Harrison Pierce

The CFPB Ruled on Credit Card Late Fees. Here’s What You Need To Know
The CFPB Ruled on Credit Card Late Fees. Here’s What You Need To Know
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Paying off your credit card statement on time and in full is an easy way to avoid fees, interest, and a host of other problems. Among those negative impacts are late fees — the penalty card issuers can levy if they don't receive your minimum monthly payment on time. In a ruling handed down by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), there will be some changes to how credit card late fees work. Here's what you need to know.

Tyler Glatt
Tyler Glatt

Reviewed by Ryan Smith