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Stories & Articles
- What to do if credit repair service is not satisfactory
- My credit report was misused to qualify someone else
- My credit report has an incorrect date of birth
- Authorized user: My ex won’t remove me from card accounts
- I was charged for an online service I did not receive
- Should I roll over a cash advance to a 0% APR balance transfer card?
- Can a merchant renew my introductory subscription without permission?
- What to do if a debt collector overbills you
- Can my stimulus payment be taken to pay restitution judgments?
- Can my stimulus check be seized if there is a court order to pay debt?
- How to recognize a debt collection scam
- What to do if someone obtained your credit report without permission
- When is a charge on a credit card unauthorized?
- What to do if an FCRA investigation is not conducted fairly
- Why is a disputed collection account still on my credit report?
- Should I pay off a collections account to preserve the age of my credit history?
- Online puppy scams can compromise your card information
- What should I do if my debt’s date of first delinquency is incorrectly reported?
- What should you do if a debt collector sues you?
- What to do if a debt collector threatens to sue you
- Should I get credit card debt protection insurance?
- Can you avail of price protection on Amazon Prime Day deals?
- Can you cancel a pending credit card transaction?
- Can I get a chargeback credit on a canceled card?
- Does not activating a card hurt my credit score?
- Am I being double-charged interest on my card balances?
- How to stay creditworthy if you’ve gotten COVID relief
- What to do if your online order never arrives
- How to handle credit impact of misreported COVID relief
- What happens if you ignore debt collectors?
- Should I work with a debt relief company or my creditor to pay off debt?
- How to remove a charge-off from your credit report
- How to deal with debt collectors during the coronavirus crisis
- Can my stimulus check be garnished?
- What happens if you overpay your credit card bill by mistake?
- How to report price gouging during the coronavirus crisis
- How to undo unauthorized credit card charges by a family member
- What’s the penalty for going over my credit card limit?
- Should I periodically replace my card to deter fraud?
- How can I cancel an auto-renewal billing if I can’t contact the seller?
- Why is my credit card account under review?
- How can I get a closed card account removed from my credit report?
- Is it legal for a bank to place a hold on my card payment?
- Could I ask a lender not to report a paid loan to credit bureaus?
- Bank mistakenly sent me two credit cards, and I used both – what are my rights?
- Is it safe to give Experian Boost access to my bank account information?
- Should I allow a merchant to make copies of my credit card?
- Can debt collectors come to your house at any time?
- What documents do I need to submit with my credit card application?
- Can I request a specific credit line when I apply for a card?
- Can I remove a phony account opened when I was a child from my credit report?
- Why did I get charged for my ‘free’ credit report?
- Will not repaying an illegal installment loan affect my credit?
- Can my ex-spouse use alimony to pay the balance on our joint credit card?
- How can an immigrant forced to leave the U.S. manage credit card debt?
- Do you need current income to get a credit card?
- Can an authorized user get a credit card cash advance?
- Does adding a child to a card help them build credit history?
- What happens if you report a legitimate card transaction as fraud?
- Can the bank take my tax refund to pay off my old card debt?
- How long can a credit card billing cycle be?
- Can you get overpayment back if you paid card balance in full by mistake?
- Why is my credit card company asking about my income?
- Can you make a card payment and a purchase the same day with no interest?
- When should my credit card post my payment?
- How safe is your credit card from anti-consumer practices?
- Minimum payment formulas make a big difference in costs
- The Fine Print: Credit card surcharges grow more common
- Can you cancel your Amazon Prime, Costco memberships and keep using their cards?
- How to minimize the cost of a cash advance
- Readability battle: card agreements versus Harry Potter
- Making sense of confusing credit card statements
- How to check whether your parents left you an inheritance
- Travel perk: Credit card emergency travel assistance
- 9 things you should know about your credit card receipt
- 5 sneaky credit card tricks — and how to beat the bank
- Delta amends credit card processing deal
- Discover credit card: Loyalty for cash back, reward programs
- Tips for finding the best airline credit card
- Strategies for maximizing frequent flier credit card points