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  1. Should I Use a Personal Loan to Start My Business?

    Should I Use a Personal Loan to Start My Business?

    When you have a great idea for a business, the biggest roadblock to your success is money. Depending on how much you need to get started, a personal loan may be a good option to consider. But before you fully commit, take a look at this list of pros and cons to make sure it’s right for you.

  2. Credit One Bank’s® Colossal Cash Back Rewards Card

    Credit One Bank’s® Colossal Cash Back Rewards Card

    Credit One Bank® is one of America’s leading credit card providers, serving over 5 million customers nationwide. Late this spring, Credit One Bank® came out with the Credit One Bank® Platinum Rewards Visa card that offers a whopping 5% cash back!

  3. Capital One Makes it Easier than Ever to Start Building Your Credit

    Capital One Makes it Easier than Ever to Start Building Your Credit

    Capital One just launched two brand new student credit cards just in time for kids that are heading off to school. For those of you that are looking to get a credit card for the very first time, there are several factors that you should look at and decide what is most important to you and fits your financial needs the best.

  4. Credit Cards for Gen Z

    Credit Cards for Gen Z

    As you begin your professional career and start living independently, a good credit card can help you finance your expenses, budget, and earn rewards. But with limited credit histories, finding the right card can be difficult.

  5. Credit Score Myths You Can Ignore

    Credit Score Myths You Can Ignore

    To help you cut through the nonsense and find out the steps you can take to help your credit score in the long run, we decided to break down the top credit myths you hear today. Feel free to ignore these myths from this day forward.

  6. Crypto Investing Apps

    Crypto Investing Apps

    Investing can always be risky, but investing into a decentralized digital currency takes risky to a whole new level. Right now, more than 10,000 different Cryptocurrencies are traded publicly. The total value of all Cryptocurrencies in May was more than $1.7 trillion, which is actually down from April where the market topped $2 trillion in value for the first time.

  7. Crypto Credit Cards

    Crypto Credit Cards

    As of 2021, there is an estimated 2.8% global cryptocurrency ownership rate with 200 million crypto users worldwide. Cryptocurrency has been gaining popularity since the late 2010’s and does not seem to be slowing down anytime soon.

  8. What is Blockchain?

    What is Blockchain?

    Blockchain has been around since the early 1990’s, so why has no one heard of it until recently? That is all thanks to Bitcoin.

  9. What is Cryptocurrency?

    What is Cryptocurrency?

    Cryptocurrency or “Crypto” is a digital currency that can be used to buy goods and services. It uses an online ledger with strong cryptography to secure online transactions.


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