Opinion: Why More Cardholders Are Choosing Cash Back
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Chris Taylor is an award-winning personal finance writer. He was Senior Correspondent at Thomson Reuters, writing money columns for one of the world’s largest news organizations for 15 years. His work focuses on the kitchen-table financial topics faced by every American family: budgeting, borrowing, spending, saving, investing – and, of course, credit cards. He was the lead writer for Reuters’ popular “Life Lessons” series, revealing the financial lives of celebrities. Chris has also been published in Fortune, The Wall Street Journal, Money, AARP, Kiplinger, Financial Times, Next Avenue, and The Globe and Mail. He has won journalism prizes from the National Press Club, the Deadline Club, and the National Association of Real Estate Editors. Chris is a 13x marathoner who lives in New Jersey with his wife, two sons, and beagle.
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