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Paying off debt earns a guaranteed return, and investing doesn’t. Once you have the 401(k) match, let the interest rate decide. Find out where your debts fall.

A nonprofit debt management plan can cut your card rates, often to single digits, without a new loan. Learn how it works and how to pick a trustworthy agency.

EIN-only corporate cards approve your company on its cash and revenue, with no personal guarantee or personal credit check.

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A negative credit card balance earns no interest and won’t raise your credit limit or score. Find out how to get the money ...

A store card’s checkout discount is all yours if you pay in full, and still beats a typical card if you carry it. See how a ...

Your issuer can reverse a chargeback credit when the merchant’s evidence wins. Learn how a card dispute works and which ...

You can toss most tax records once a return is three years old, but papers tied to a home, investments, an IRA, or an HSA ...

A short college fund has backups like student loans, scholarships, and cheaper schools, while a short retirement fund leaves you working longer or living on less. Fund your own retirement first, ...

Chase’s unofficial 5/24 rule can block an Ink business card if you’ve opened five personal cards in two years. Find out which ...

A no-fee credit card you never use costs nothing to keep open and still helps your credit score. Find out which of your cards ...