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Dealers often markup auto loans by 1-2% without disclosing this information to customers. This is not illegal but it often means you can get a better deal going right to a bank or credit union.
Read →Below is my list of financial software tools that I find to be the most useful in helping grow and manage your savings. I've focused on tools for those in their twenties or thirties but these tools could benefit any age group.
Read →On November 10, 2013, Hyatt announced a dramatic devaluation of its loyalty program. The Hyatt program and the Hyatt Card by Chase remain among the best hotel loyalty and hotel credit card rewards programs.
Read →Top Ten Rules for Using Credit Cards for Hotel Points and Airline Miles
Getting travel points is the best way to be rewarded for your credit card spend. Here are BestCashCow's top ten rules to follow.
Read →While money might be tight for recent college grads, there is no better time to start putting some money away for the future. Here are ten tips to help you save more.
Read →Users may wish to view our pages on the top flexible travel and reward cards for individuals, the top hotel point earning credit cards, and the top airline mile credit cards.
Read →Citibank is syndicating an interesting Structured Note which is very similar to the one issued by JP Morgan last month, but is callable, has a 10% coupon and has no S&P contingency.
Read →There is a lot of information available on how much of a retirees portfolio should include of stocks and bonds but when it comes to cash, the information is almost non-existent (for the purpose of this article, I am defining cash as money held in a bank or credit union and covered by FDIC or NCUA insurance). Interested, I went in search of answers and found some good advice that can guide any retiree when thinking about the cash component of their saving and investing plan.
Read →JP Morgan Chase is currently syndicating what may be its most interesting Structured Note offering in years.
Read →Janet Yellen's nomination to be the Chairwoman of the Federal Reserve means the Fed's low rate policy will remain in place into the future.
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