Not sure if a HELOC or a credit card is the better way to borrow this October? Here's what to consider right now.

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Making the minimum payment on your credit card is technically OK. You've paid on time and avoided a late fee, which is good ...

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Most people pay their credit card bill once a month. I do it every week. The main reason is because it keeps me in control. My wife and I put about $3,500 a month on our credit cards, so as the month ...

Imminent changes to the credit scoring system in the U.S. could see millions of scores decline in the coming months. Earlier this year, scoring giant FICO announced that it would be incorporating "buy ...

Daisy is a credit cards editor at TPG. Her expertise spans earning and redeeming rewards across rotating categories on multiple cards. Prior to this, she wrote news stories, how-to guides and tested ...

Most people have strong opinions about debit vs. credit cards. Some swear by debit because it keeps spending in check. Others chase credit card rewards and travel perks that put $1,500+ back in their ...