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The GM Rewards Mastercard is a surprising contender for best cash back credit card, assuming you own a GM vehicle (or are open to buying one in the future).
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Let’s break down three myths I see come up frequently in my day-to-day as an adjuster.
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Even though I have enough saved for early retirement, I still worry. As someone with lifelong chronic conditions, I know all too well how healthcare costs can creep up, even when everything else seems [...]
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The post-pandemic travel boom lives on, despite gloomy consumer sentiment.
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If a credit card no longer suits you, it’s often better to initiate a product change rather than cancelling the card.
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Instead of hoping that Fed rate cuts will lower your credit card debt burden, take matters into your own hands with these debt payoff strategies.
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Whether or not it cuts rates, the Fed may not be able to reset the market.
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We look back at how banks handled rate cuts in 2024, and what to expect in 2025.

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