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5 Things You Should Never Buy With Your Credit Card

Put that plastic away! For these six expenses, you’re better off leaving your credit card in your wallet.

What to Do With Leftover Foreign Currency After Your Trip

Exchanging your foreign currency back to U.S. dollars is the worst option.

Is a personal loan for you?

Personal loans have surged in popularity, due in part to increasing consumer confidence and a growing array of online lenders to provide them.

Why You Should Never Exchange Currency at the Airport

How to Deal With a Pawn Shop

A pawn shop can be a good place to get a few extra dollars if you need a loan or a quick sale. Pawn shops typically allow you to either sell an item outright, or place the item in the temporary care of the store in exchange for a cash...

10 Reasons Travelers Still Need a Travel Agent

Despite the Internet, more than half of travel agents saw their revenue rise last year. Here are 10 reasons why.

How to Actually Eat Like a Local While Traveling

Everyone says you should follow the lead of locals when traveling, but actual suggestions on how to do that tend to be vague. Here are our tips.

More than half of consumer loans paid by check, cash

We’ve got channels galore, but how do the majority of consumer borrowers make their loan payments? New research from BillingTree uncovers some old-ways stickiness.

How To Start A Check Cashing Business

Learn how to start a check cashing business with our free step-by-step guide that covers everything you need to know.

What Is a Money Order?

A money order is a paper form of payment that guarantees the payee has adequate funds. Learn more about the uses and benefits of this check and cash alternative.

Should You Pay With a Money Order or a Cashier’s Check?

What Is A Money Order?

A money order is a form of prepaid payment that is used to send money to people as a safe alternative to cash or check. Think of it like a “prepaid check”.

How to Fill out a Money Order: Step by Step

Money orders are safe and easy to buy or cash at U.S. banks, credit unions, post offices, retailers, grocers, and convenience stores.

What's the Difference Between a Cashier's Check and a Money Order?

Cashier's checks and money orders are types of prepaid checks.

Can You Buy A Money Order With Your Credit Card?

Money orders provide a method of secure money transfer to friends and family members. Credit cards can be used to purchase money orders, but finding merchants who allow customers to use credit cards is difficult. Typically merchants prefer customers to use cash or a debit card to guarantee the value

How to cash a money order quickly and securely

A money order is a method of sending prepaid money that's more secure than a personal check or cash. When you get one, you'll want to cash it quickly.

Cash Course: Avoiding 5 of the most common money mistakes

I've accepted over the years my finances aren't going to be perfect. I might miss a loan payment to afford rent, or throw car repairs and emergency expenses on a

‘Cash Before Plastic' When Teaching Teens About Money

Talking to your teen about money is important, especially when it comes to budgets and credit cards. The more teens know about money, the more likely they’ll have fewer financial issues later in life.

These 4 money-saving techniques will help if you're strapped for cash

Is ‘help me, I’m poor’ your mantra? This is the money-saving guide you’ve been looking for.

Are You A Money-Savvy Millennial? Check These 4 Blind Spots

Although the causes of young adults’ economic struggles are at least partly structural in nature, Millennials have more control than they realize.