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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.

Ticket kiosks and gas pumps abroad may want a card PIN, and one blocked card can leave you stuck. Find out how to set up a ...

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 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 ...

Chase, Amex, Capital One, and Citi points can move to airline programs that often price the same flight for far fewer points.

Personal credit card interest isn’t tax-deductible, so a balance takes more of your pay than your statement shows. Learn how ...

A big tax refund often means you overpaid the IRS all year, interest-free. Learn how to fix your W-4 and send that money to ...

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 ...