A premium credit card could be your gateway to lower interest rates, cheap hotels, and airport lounges — but what credit score do you need to actually get one?
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According to Kevin O'Leary, investing this percentage of your salary consistently over a few decades can have a return of over $1 million by your mid-60s.
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Americans with a net worth over $1 million tend to have this credit card habit, which isn't always a financially sound move as it can lower your credit score.
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Cell phones make a lot of would-be errands a lot simpler, but they can't do everything perfectly — especially when it comes to financial activity.
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How much does it cost to play in the big leagues of U.S. banking? As it turns out, a lot more than $10.9 billion — as this up-and-coming bank is about to learn.
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You may expect banks to protect your money, but they can just as take it away. One major bank's fees are about to get larger than ever.
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Credit cards can come with lots of perks, but they're not all cheap. If you're paying a lot for yours, some strategic purchases could make it worth it.
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Being wealthy means a whole lot more than a few commas in your bank account. In fact, members of the elite exhibit some surprising habits to reach their goals.
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The recent $245 increase in Chase's annual credit card fee might sound excessive, but the added perks that come with this increase could be worth it for some.
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Personal finance can be as volatile as the economy itself, but the amount you have in the bank might be closer to the norm than you realize.
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Distributing inheritance can be a difficult process. Luckily, you can take steps so that the things you leave behind get passed along with little hassle.
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Savings accounts are such a staple of modern life that we seldom consider their history. Believe it or not, their origins date back to antiquity.
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While both savings accounts and money market accounts are popular ways to put money aside, they offer different pros, cons, and capabilities.
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The look and feel of a $20 bill are full of counterfeit safeguards, with at least one common identifier offering an immediate sign of whether you have a fake.
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Closing a joint bank account without the other account holder's permission is often possible, but the procedure is governed by bank policies and state laws.
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As counterfeiting techniques continue to advance, newly discovered technologies might be necessary to ensure scammers can't create fake U.S. currency.
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Your share of Capital One's massive $425 million settlement could be 15% higher if you close your 360 Savings Account by this date in the fall of 2025.
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Torn, burnt, or even rotting bills don't have to be thrown out. If you qualify, there's a legal (albeit slow) way to redeem them for their full value.
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High-grade dollar bills can be worth much more than their face value, and the process to assess their quality may be far simpler than you'd expect.
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It's harder than ever to predict your financial needs for the coming years, but you're not alone! Every age group has seen changes to their savings recently.
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When a bill is damaged, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing issues a replacement. Learn how these notes are like regular ones, yet hold value for collectors.
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Only paying the minimum balance on your credit card? There is a way you can avoid accruing interest that doesn't require paying off the entire balance.
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Your credit score can be make or break for your finances, but does the responsible decision of opening a savings account influence your credit score?
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Having your bank card swallowed by an ATM can be stressful, but there is the potential that the machine will eventually give it back if you avoid this mistake.
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A report shows cuts to the Social Security Administration have already been widespread, and things could get worse, meaning delayed payments for retirees.
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Coin collectors are always eager to find the newest (or oldest) coin. With the U.S. Mint's first laser-engraved coin, it may just be the latest great thing.
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With every new day comes a new scam. One in particular is targeting the retirement funds of seniors to the tune of $1 billion dollars. Here's what to know.
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