In a Nutshell: Every parent wants their child to grow up with solid financial know-how, but teaching proper spending and savings habits is difficult in a society that uses more plastic than cash.... read more »
In a Nutshell: Payment cards have lost a lot of their individuality over the last 30 years. Customers don’t have the option to personalize cards the way they did with personal checks. To add some... read more »
In a Nutshell: Bitcoin’s value explosion is unlike anything seen in the financial market in several decades. As prices surge past $10,00o per coin, the number of retailers accepting the... read more »
Leave it to banks to make something simple as confusing as possible. Giving consumers a debit card and then providing the option to choose “credit” or “debit” without explaining why definitely... read more »
Having plastic in your wallet is almost a necessity these days. Not only is it convenient to be able to swipe or tap to make a payment for your everyday purchases, but some retailers require it.... read more »
Oh iPhones, so simple yet sometimes so complicated. If you need to save a credit or debit card to make purchases with your iPhone as easy as possible, here’s how it’s done for your iCloud... read more »
More than 49 million U.S. consumers use Bank of America, so there’s a lot of plastic in the economy. Some card issuers give you the option to personalize your card to stand out from the... read more »
There you are at the checkout counter, reaching for your wallet to pull out a card and pay. But wait – which card should you use? If you listen to the advice of some money experts, they’ll tell... read more »
Many people still say cash is king, but a cash-only life is difficult and unrealistic. What if you want to pay your bills online, take advantage of online shopping or buy your movie ticket in... read more »
At a quick glance, credit cards and debit cards look pretty similar. They’re both small, plastic card you can use to buy things. However, these two cards have several major differences.... read more »