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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?

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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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Father showing his infant son a budget on the computer

Get Your Budget Back on Track

Despite your best intentions to save money and stick to your budget, life can sometimes throw a wrench into your plans: the dishwasher goes out, your car's transmission dies, or your kid hits a home run…through the living room window.

Wearing heavy rain jackets prepared for a rainy day

How to Save for an Emergency

One in three American families have no savings at all, leaving them woefully unprepared for unexpected financial costs, according to a recent study from The Pew Charitable Trusts. The study also revealed that 41 percent of households didn't have enough liquid savings to cover even a $2,000 financial shock, even with incomes of more than $85,000 per year.

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