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A pile of credit cards are scattered across a table, which leads to the question: how many credit cards are too many?

How Many Credit Cards Are Too Many?

Credit cards can increase your purchasing power, but how many credit cards are too many? There are both pros and cons of having multiple cards.

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Woman making progress running up a set of stairs

Making Progress: How Often Does Your Credit Score Update?

Working on your credit score can be a true test of perseverance. Though you may spend months (or even years) carefully managing your credit, it can be difficult to gauge whether your good behavior is actually having any impact on your score.

Saving Money with Credit Cards

4 Ways a Credit Card Could Save You Money

Credit cards aren't just a convenient option for making purchases. They could also help save you money. Here are four ways that using a credit card could save you a few bucks—and maybe even some time.

5 Tips for Making the Most of Your Money

5 Ways to Make the Most of Your Money

Working toward financial stability can be a daunting task, but developing healthy spending habits and practicing smart saving can make it easier to plan for the future and take control of your finances.

Woman using her health savings account to get a check-up by the doctor

7 Things You Should Know About Health Savings Accounts

A Health Savings Account (HSA) provides a tax-free way for those participating in a High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP) to save and pay for eligible health-related expenses. According to an America’s Health Insurance Plans survey, 22 million Americans are taking advantage of the tax benefits HSAs offer.

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What Should I Know Before Applying for a Credit Card?

New to credit cards? Thinking about applying for a credit card but not really sure how to go about it or what it entails? Not sure if you even qualify for a credit card?

Staying Motivated to Pay Down Debt

How to Stay Motivated to Pay Down Debt

Maybe you recently lost your job or had an emergency pop up. Or you were busy trying to keep up with the Joneses and, before you knew it, you’d accumulated significant debt. No matter what may have led to the current state of your finances, know that it is possible to reduce your debt and get them back on track.

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