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It’s easy to overspend on holiday shopping. Here’s what you can do now to get ahead of your bills.

Whether you do your holiday shopping in a store, online or on an app, it’s important to keep these five tips in mind to protect your credit and your identity.

The popularity of buy now, pay later credit providers like Affirm, Klarna and Afterpay has boomed amid the pandemic, and the payment option isn’t slowing down.

About half of stores offer deferred interest credit cards, yet 56% of Americans don’t know how the financing strategy works.

As many as 56% of shoppers have made a purchase with “buy now, pay later” that they couldn’t pay off, according to a recent survey.

The first thing newlyweds should do regarding money is make sure they’re on the same page financially. Here’s how four advisors help new couples get there.

Many Americans are still carrying last year’s debt going into the peak holiday shopping season.

There’s increased interest in holiday travel this year but the dangers of overspending and uncertainty around Covid could still spoil the fun.

Today, Walker helps others avoid the money woes he’s overcome. He’s a consultant with a company that focuses on teaching athletes how to manage their money.

More signs show that costs are rising higher than ever. No matter your age, there are certain steps you can take to contain the damage to your budget.

Women earn less money than men due to the gender wage gap. Now, research finds that they may also get less credit.

While the majority of compromised information was limited to email addresses and full names, it’s worth taking steps to guard your credit.

A survey shows many consumers plan to spend the same amount on gifts this holiday season as they did last year. They could still end up in the red.

The Fed is sticking with its near zero rate policy for now, but for consumers, the days of low rates are numbered.

The ‘buy now, pay later’ alternative to credit cards will be popular this holiday season, but it does not come without consumer risks. 

Budgeting may not sound exciting, but it is key to achieving financial wellness.

The announcement could lead to a significant expansion in the ways regular Americans earn and spend bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

The Covid-19 pandemic took a toll on many people’s finances, leaving 32% of survey respondents feeling financially unprepared for the coming holiday season.

Americans are increasingly using plastic to spend their money, enabling Visa to grow its dominance in the credit and debit card space.

The holiday shopping season is starting early. Here’s how to come up with a strategy for gift buying in a challenging year.