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Can you use a credit card at an ATM to get a cash advance? Absolutely. Should you? Not unless you need to. Cash advances come ...

Find out how to spot gaps in your card’s security, and how you can patch those gaps to keep fraudsters out of your finances.

Our opinions are our own. Most credit cards tack an extra charge on purchases made outside the U.S. If you're planning to travel abroad, you'll want a card without foreign transaction fees ...

Our opinions are our own. Families with big grocery bills can save hundreds of dollars by paying for them with a credit card that offers elevated rewards at the supermarket. If you spend $100 a ...

Applying for a new credit ... card offers. Many major banks offer a preapproval or prequalification tool to help you determine if you would qualify for their credit cards. Simply complete a brief ...

As of January 8, US and Canadian citizens are among 48 nationalities who will need an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA). It is similar to systems already used in the US and Canada, as the UK ...

More than $2,800 for medical expenses, in the form of two payments to a ... rule that employees must receive written authorization for any credit card purchase exceeding $500.

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