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Mixed blessing: credit card reform may shock someNew credit card law restricts bank tactics, but sent interest rates up and credit lines down.
Card company results show waning credit card useShoppers still reach for plastic at the checkout, but the card they grab most often these days is a debit card, not a credit card.
Ten ways to create meaningful (and frugal) holiday traditionsThis year, holiday budgets might be tighter than they were a few years ago, but the recent economic recession has had the good outcome of encouraging Americans to appreciate what they have.
Rising credit card minimums: Fair or foul? Opening the August credit card statement is going to send the blood pressure of some Chase customers skyward
10 things credit card issuers don't say Some of the card companies' little-known rules are costing you money -- and putting your credit, your identity and your family at risk.
Keep your house from leaking cash Think it's impossible to lower your power bill? Think again!
The next credit crunch Our easy access to plastic is about to dry up - and with it our ability to fake living the good life
Life without plastic You'd be surprised by the benefits of giving up your credit cards - even if you never carry a balance.
Lenders create a bankruptcy monster The bankruptcy reform law isn't working as advertised -- and lenders, whose loose lending standards contributed to the problem, appear to be abusing the system.
How can you save on gas? Pay cash ! As profits become slimmer or disappear, some gas station owners are offering cash discounts to cut back on the hefty credit card fees they must pay.