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Tag Archives: Credit Cards

Where to Find Layaway Deals for Holiday Shopping

If you don’t have the cash in hand to plunk down for your holiday gifts, consider layaway. While it’s not free, it will keep your credit card balances down, so you don’t end up paying for your gifts after the holidays.

Start Saving Now for the Holidays - Quicken Loans Zing Blog

Start Saving Now For The Holidays!

Avoid Ebenezer Scrooge-itis this holiday season by saving up early for gift giving!

Do's and Don'ts of Online Bill Pay - Quicken Loans Zing Blog

Dos and Don’ts of Paying Bills Online

Paying bills online is a convenience that can make your life easier. Online bill pay not only saves you time, but also money. Learn the do’s and don’ts of online bill pay.

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Managing Personal Finances – Tips for Young Professionals

Money saving ideas and tips from a working young professional.

Myths and Facts About Credit Pulls

Myths and Facts About Credit Pulls and Your Credit

There are lots of information about credit pulls and your credit. Some of it is just myths, some are facts. Read on to see common myths about credit pulls and myths about your credit!

Credit Scores and Home Loans – How Your Credit Score Will Affect Your Mortgage

Credit Scores and Home Loans – How Your Credit Score Will Affect Your Mortgage

Ever wonder how your credit score affects your mortgage? We take a look at the top 5 cities with the highest & lowest credit scores and discuss the ways that a good credit score can positively impact your home loan rate.

Good Credit Score? Make it Perfect.

Do you have a good credit score? A fair one? Or is it perfect? Most people would report fair to good credit, but according to a Yahoo Finance article, a rare group of people actually strive to make their score perfect.

How to Pick the Right Credit Cards for Effective Debt Management

Many times in life, debt is the inevitable. Your mortgage for example – is something that is necessary and difficult to avoid. But there are also many purchases that aren’t crucial, and just part of life. In those times, a credit card can come in really handy.