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How to identify and report credit card fraud
Credit card fraud is a large, growing problem & it can take many different forms. Familiarize yourself with each fraud type so you know what to look out for.
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What is the daily periodic rate & how do you calculate it?
Understanding credit cards' DPR will help you understand how compounded interest charges affect your daily average balance & the daily cost of borrowing money.
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Can being an authorized user build your credit?
Establishing credit for the first time can be difficult. Becoming an authorized user on a credit card is a great way to start building credit.
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How does credit card debt affect credit score?
Credit cards can be great financial management tools, but they can turn into a debt burden if you don’t keep an eye on how much you’re putting on your cards.
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Does paying rent build your credit score?
Paying rent and rent reporting can be great ways to establish credit history without taking on additional loans or lines of credit.
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Does paying student loans help to build your credit history?
Student loans are an opportunity to show that you can make regular payments on your debt. They can help build credit history and diversify your account mix.
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What are credit card cash back rewards?
Cash back rewards are bonuses provided to customers when they use their cards to make purchases. Cash back rewards can take the form of dollars or points.
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How do hard and soft credit inquiries affect your score?
Learn the difference between a soft and hard credit inquiry, who does the inquiry and how long they stay on your credit report.
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Are co-signers needed for student credit cards?
Getting a credit card is an important step in your financial journey. If you're under 21 you may need a cosigner to sign up for a student credit card.