Credit

John Oliver Discredits Credit Reports on Last Week Tonight

By Melissa Locker

How Dialogue Is Becoming the New Internet Comments Section

By The Aspen Institute

The Long, Twisted History of Your Credit Score

By Sean Trainor

Why MasterCard Should Buy American Express

By S. Kumar
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Why American Express Needs to Up its Rewards Game

Competitors are beating AmEx at its own game

By Laura Lorenzetti/Fortune

How Comcast is Trying to Make Nice Over Latest Internet Outage

The company is making a small peace offering to customers impacted across the West

By Verne Kopytoff/Fortune

Why More Access to Credit Is Not a Good Thing

It's basically like getting the keys to a race car we don't know how to drive

By Martha C. White

This Will Change the Way You Use Your Visa Card Forever

It could majorly cut down on theft and fraud

By Dan Mitchell

5 Surefire Ways to Get Better Credit in 2015

You owe it to yourself to do these

By Martha C. White

Your Credit Score Reveals Way More Than You Realize

Bad scores can be a sign of poor health

By Martha C. White

Why You Need to Talk About Your Partner's Credit Card Debt

This article originally appeared on Refinery29.com.The modern dating scene is tough — we know that all too well. Finding a great partner feels like hitting the jackpot, so you might be tempted to overlook certain...

By Refinery29

Tips for Stopping Identity Theft

This has been a good year for hackers. To date, businesses, medical centers, banks and schools have suffered some 578 data breaches, exposing over 76 million records of personal and financial information (Identity Theft Resource...

By Techlicious

6 Surprising Reasons You Can't Get That Credit Card

Even if you have good credit

By Martha C. White

Banking Is for the 1%

Can’t get credit? You aren’t the only one. Why banks want to do business mainly with the rich

By Rana Foroohar

Author of Gravity the Novel Sues Makers of Gravity the Movie

Tess Gerritsen, the best-selling author behind the Rizzoli and Isles series, has filed a lawsuit against Warner Bros. The writer claims that Alfonso Cuarón's script for the space blockbuster is partially based on her 1999 novel of the same name

By Megan Gibson
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