December 4, 2020

  A credit score is a number that reflects a consumer’s creditworthiness and is used by creditors to understand how likely it is that the borrower will default on his loan obligation. Before you apply for a credit card, personal loan, mortgage or auto loan, it is advisable that you check your credit score. When you access this information, you’ll be able to gauge whether you will ...

November 11, 2020

What’s one of the most difficult challenges you’ve faced in your life? If you’re a marketing professional, you’ll probably say it was getting your first 1,000 email subscribers. Luckily, there are some easy, yet not so widely talked about, ways in which you can increase your list at a super-fast pace. Sure, you already have a great landing page and the most efficient opt-i...

October 9, 2020

Who doesn’t want to make extra money through their blogs and articles? Many bloggers turn to Google AdSense to monetize their site, and not without good reason. Google AdSense is the most popular pay-per-click program used on the web, is lightweight, reliable, and offers publishers a decent share of the revenue generated. However, it certainly has its drawbacks, which is why it makes sense ...

October 2, 2020

How to Execute a Balance Transfer in 4 Simple Steps For individuals carrying high balances on credit cards, one way to get rid of debt is to consider a balance transfer. Balance transfer cards are those that offer a short interest-free period during which the cardholder can pay off their entire debt without accumulating any interest charges. In this article, we’ll tell you how to execute a ...

September 25, 2020

Buying your first home can be wonderfully exciting; however, this process can be full of apprehensions too. After all, in such situations it is quite easy to get caught up in the moment and make mistakes that you will end up regretting later. Listed below are some common errors most first-time home buyers make, and how you can avoid them. 1. Searching for a home before applying for a mortgage Mor...

September 23, 2020

What happens when you write a check or swipe your debit card for an amount that is over and above what you have in your checking account? Well, in most cases, you become liable to pay overdraft or insufficient funds fees. These days, many banks inquire whether you would like to opt-in or opt-out of overdraft fees. Let’s say you’ve opted in. In that case, whenever you use your debit ca...