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Counselor offers tips to avoid high credit card charges (KTAR 92.3 Phoenix)
A simple credit card charge can keep you in debt for years. For example if you buy a new high-definition television for $1,000 on credit -- and pay only the minimum amount each month -- consumer credit counselor Dean Wegner said the TV will end up costing $2,500 over a decade.
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The 0% Credit Card Of The Year (The Motley Fool)
Laura Starkey recommends you use this card to demolish your credit card debts.
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Why Credit Card Spending Is Foolish! (The Motley Fool)
How your credit card can provide crucial consumer protection when things go wrong.
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Credit Cards For Serious Spending (The Motley Fool)
If you're planning to do some serious spending this Christmas, you could earn some serious cash if you use one of these two credit cards.
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Best 'Black Friday' deals in years (MSN Money Canada)
Desperate to get reluctant shoppers to spend, retailers will tempt them with discounts even deeper than usual. Deals will be everywhere; here's where to find the best ones.
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The 2008 Best List (Kiplinger Magazine via Yahoo! Finance)
Our complete picks for top consumer values, from stocks and mutual funds to credit cards, retirement-planning tools and tech equipment. Plus: 26 Web sites you'll want to bookmark.
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Jennifer Openshaw: Credit unions tap new strategies to attract customers (Market Watch)
If you think credit unions are single-location dinosaurs available just to employees of certain firms, it’s time to think again.
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De-Leverage Your Wallet (The Motley Fool via Yahoo! News)
There are plenty of lessons to be gleaned from our current economic turmoil. One of the most important ones is so simple that evidently all the Wall Street suits thought it beneath them. The silly little rule they ignored? Leverage is bad. In other words, borrowing money to buy stuff you can't afford doesn't always work out so well.
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Navasota Examiner (Navasota Examiner)
(ARA) - First-time buyers account for a third of all-terrain vehicle sales each year. As with any major purchase, a little education can go a long way towards helping you get the best possible deal for your money.
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Credit woes find shoppers 'hunkering down' (San Diego Union-Tribune)
Through years of easy credit, buy now and pay later became the mantra of the American consumer. Now, with recession-shocked consumers fearful of taking on more debt and credit card companies imposing tougher restrictions and spending limits, those may no longer be words to shop by.
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