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Here’s What to Do With Your Old or Expired Credit Cards (Please Don’t Microwave Them)

Image source: Getty Images The average American has 3.9 credit cards — and each one expires every few years. That means most of us have a small graveyard of old, expired, or unused cards floating around a junk drawer somewhere. Just tossing old cards into the trash isn’t the worst idea — they... Далее

4 Good Reasons to Keep a Credit Card Open for 10+ Years

Image source: Getty Images You might think it’s pretty easy to say goodbye to an old credit card sitting in your wallet. But closing it could do more harm than you think. Or, on the flip side, holding onto it could help you more than you think. Here are four good reasons to keep a credit card open... Далее

Is Debt Making It Impossible for You to Save for Retirement? 3 Strategies You Can Try.

Key Points It often makes sense to pay off your high-interest debt before saving for retirement. You can use a balance transfer card or debt consolidation loan to do this. Make sure you have a new budget to help you avoid future debts. The $23,760 Social Security bonus most retirees completely... Далее

Here’s What Happens When You Quit Using Credit Cards Cold Turkey

Image source: Getty Images My upstairs neighbor has never owned a credit card in his life. Cash and debit only — and honestly, his finances are spotless because of it. Sure, he’s missing out on purchase protections, building credit history, and rewards money. But that’s a trade-off he’s happy to... Далее

Working and Claiming Social Security Early at the Same Time? A Benefit Cut Could Be in Your Future.

Key Points Claiming Social Security early means applying under your full retirement age (FRA). Early claimers who are still working could lose some of their checks if their income is too high. These lost dollars come back to you as a benefit increase at your FRA. The $23,760 Social Security bonus... Далее

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