Credit cards are often seen as a way to spend money you don’t have, indulging in consumerism of the highest degree. Whether it’s the latest smartphone or designer clothing, you can just put it on your ...

When used responsibly, credit cards can be an invaluable tool to save money and gain access to exclusive perks — and high-net-worth individuals often know how to use credit cards to their full ...

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In the famous words of Mark Cuban, the billionaire you probably know from “Shark Tank,” “If you’re using a credit card, you don’t want to be rich.” With a net worth of $5.7 billion of June, according ...

Inflation and unplanned costs — a double threat. Beyond lifestyle factors, broader economic forces also drive people into ...

In a world of easy swipes and instant gratification, credit cards often walk a fine line between being a financial trap and a powerful wealth-building tool. For many, they represent the illusion of ...

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On the surface, the rich appear to have little use for credit cards. After all, they have plenty of cash, and it's probably accessible through a debit card that can be used anywhere a credit card can.

Debit cards were the most popular payment method in the United States in 2017, as a study by TSYS found 44% of consumers preferred paying that way, compared to 33% who preferred credit cards. Each ...

To get to the bottom of it, we spoke with Ashley Morgan, attorney and owner of Ashley F. Morgan Law. Read on for her expert take on Cuban’s claim, and what you really need to know about building ...