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We always write about the best credit cards for students on here because we want you to get the most bang for your buck. This is why today I wanted to show you how credit card companies actually make money off student credit cards. How do credit cards make money? I mean think about it. […]

Understanding your credit score can be intimidating for anybody, especially college students becoming financially independent for the first time. But the more you know about your credit score from the get-go, the more prepared you will be to monitor your spending habits and make wise decisions when establishing new lines of credit. Plus, having a

While your credit score might not seem important now, someday it’ll determine what apartment you can rent, what loans you can take out, and whether or not you can buy a house. Having a good credit score in our society can really make life easier, and it’s often a good idea to start early. This

The following is a guest post by Kevin Fleming. Kevin runs CreditShout, a personal finance blog dedicated to educating people on how to manage their finances and save money with credit cards. The first step towards avoiding fees is knowing what the most common charges are and how to avoid them. The most common credit card fees include: Annual

Whether you decide to get a credit card or not, it’s your prerogative at the end of the day (well first you should read about the new Credit Card Act). But it’s important you speak with your family and anyone that helps with your finances. Also aside from the help for your family, you might