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Should I Invest in Cryptocurrency?

Kat Tretina January 17, 2018 • 3 Minute Read
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But just because an investment is trending doesn’t mean it’s for everyone. To help you decide if it’s right for you, let’s explore what cryptocurrencies are, the three major types and where to invest. We’ll also discuss some of the pitfalls that are unavoidable with these investments.
Using Short Term Loans Responsibly

Kat Tretina January 15, 2018 • 3 Minute Read
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Short term loans have a bad reputation for creating a debt cycle that is difficult to escape. However, if used responsibly, short term loans can help out in an emergency or with an unexpected expense. There are number of options for those seeking short term loan possibilities.
Financial Resolutions - How to Reach your New Year Goals

CreditSoup Staff January 5, 2018 • 1 Minute Read
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In order to conquer debt and regain financial control in the New Year, you’ll need to familiarize yourself with some key terms and strategies.
5 Best Rewards Cards for Your Massive Daycare Bill

Holly Johnson December 22, 2017 • 5 Minute Read
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If you’re looking for ways to rack up rewards through regular spending, why not take a look at your daycare bill? You’re probably paying a lot for care, so it makes sense to look for ways to benefit. Provided you can pay your daycare bill with a credit card every month (and pay it off), this strategy could help you rack up a ton of rewards with little effort on your part.
5 Overlooked Tax Benefits for Millennials

Kat Tretina December 21, 2017 • 3 Minute Read
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As a recent graduate, making ends meet can be tough. Between rent, student loan payments, and utilities, there’s not much left over for anything else. The idea of owing the government even more during tax season can be terrifying.
4 Last-Minute Rewards Cards that Let You Double Dip This Year and Next

Holly Johnson December 19, 2017 • 6 Minute Read
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The downside that comes with pursuing travel credit cards that fall into this category is that most, if not all, come with large annual fees. But, if you’re a steady traveler who can benefit from a large signup bonus and all the benefits, cards that let you “double dip” in this way can really pay off.
Best Financing Offers For Coping With Holiday Debt

Jason Steele December 18, 2017 • 4 Minute Read
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Every year, the holiday season comes and goes. It starts with the flurry of retail sales that surround gift buying as well as the increased personal consumption triggered by the best deals of the year. But for many Americans, the holiday season ends with new debts and rising interest charges.
5 Money Lessons Your Teenager Can Learn with a Credit Card

Holly Johnson December 15, 2017 • 5 Minute Read
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While there are many ways to learn life’s important lessons, one of the best ways to learn is by doing – or through old fashioned trial and error. You can tell your kids how to fish, but they’ll become better fisherman by baiting their own lines and strategizing ways to get fish to bite.
New Year’s Resolution: How to Build a $1,000 Emergency Fund

Kat Tretina December 14, 2017 • 3 Minute Read
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If a sudden car repair or medical bill would send you scrambling, you’re not alone. Nearly half of all Americans could not come up with $400 in an emergency. If that’s you, too, a single unexpected expense could deplete your bank account. To make ends meet, you might have to turn to credit cards or payday loans.