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Let your credit card run your errands

Natalie Chandler
Close up of a woman at her laptop, using her credit card. (Getty Images/d3sign)

Credit doesn't have to be a taboo topic

Dana Miranda
A customer making a contactless payment using a credit card. (Getty Images/VioletaStoimenova)

Credit card defaults are soaring

Daria Solovieva
Pedestrians carry Harrods shoppins bags, in London, on December 22, 2024 on the last weekend before Christmas. (JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP via Getty Images)

As holiday sales rise, so does debt

Cara Michelle Smith
Stack Of Credit Cards (Getty Images/Adam Gault)

Cap on credit card fees rejected

Quinn Sental

Save 45% on this minimalist wallet

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FILE - This April 3, 2015, file photo, shows an ACE Cash Express outlet on San Mateo Boulevard in Albuquerque, N.M. The outlet sits on a block which has several small loan storefronts. The lenders who advance people money on their paychecks charge exorbitant interest rates that often snare the most vulnerable customers in a cycle of debt, the industry’s critics have long said. Yet even consumer advocates who loathe the industry admit it fulfills a need: Providing small amounts of cash quickly to people who can’t qualify for credit cards or a bank loan. (AP Photo/Vik Jolly, File) (AP)

Sanders, AOC want to cap interest rates

Anne Fleming - The Conversation

Save over 25% on this slim wallet

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Save over 35% on this slim wallet

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Save over 15% on this slim wallet

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Save over 50% on this minimalist wallet

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Shot of a customer paying for their order with a credit card machine in a cafe (Getty/PeopleImages)

Credit card bill is going up

Angelo Young
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Who's robbing you blind?

Angelo Young
(AP/Manuel Balce Ceneta)

Joe Biden's greatest betrayal

Bob Cesca
(AP/J. Scott Applewhite)

Christie's nondisclosure

Luke Brinker
(AP/Paul Sakuma)

Corporate America's oily trick

David Seligman, Nick Clark
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Banks' new target: School kids

Charles R. Davis

Elizabeth Dexheimer - Bloomberg
Thomas Curry (Reuters/Gary Cameron)

America's worst regulator

David Dayen
(Shutterstock)

Natasha Lennard
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Our credit system is broken

Bryce Covert - Next New Deal
FILE - This file photo taken Nov. 18, 2009, a pile of MasterCard and VISA credit cards are displayed in Frankfurt, Germany. A sweater you buy for Christmas goes on sale for half price the next day. You might be able to get the difference back if you paid with a credit card.(AP Photo/Jochen Krause, File) (AP)

Martin Crutsinger
(Leung Cho Pan)

Andrew Leonard
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