As you age, there will be plenty of items to deal with, from health issues to financial ones. And while your ability to deal with your health may sometimes be out of control, your financial health is ...

Yes, in the short term, but getting a new card can benefit you in the long run Fact checked by Brendan Harkness When you apply for a new credit card, you could see a slight decrease in your credit ...

If you’re applying for a new card, you can expect to encounter common credit card application questions intended to verify your identity and creditworthiness. Understanding how to answer credit card ...

Mitchell Grant has been working with both small businesses and Fortune 100 companies—such as Citigroup and Wells Fargo—for years. Although he grew up in Michelin restaurants and California wineries, ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- More Americans say they're considering applying for a store credit card. According to financial experts at LendingTree, 35% of Americans are likely to apply for one of those cards ...

Applying for a credit card triggers a hard pull, which dings your credit score whether you’re approved for the card or not. New credit applications are only 10 percent of your credit score, so a hard ...