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  • in Bank Credit Cards

    The Best Capital One Credit Cards for 2016

    Capital One credit cards have been around since the early 1990s, and they are among the most popular credit cards in the world. Capital One is one of the pioneers of the credit card market so much so that it is quickly became a Fortune 500 company, and Capital One credit cards have helped solidify […] More

  • in Real Estate

    What are USDA Loans and How Can I Get One?

    If you are willing to forgo city living in favor of suburban living, a USDA loan might be an option for you. What is a USDA loan, you might ask? It might be a term you’ve heard of but never really paid much attention to, but it is worth looking into if you are buying […] More

  • in Credit Cards

    What’s the Best First Credit Card for a Beginner?

    The best first credit card for anyone looking to begin their credit history and build their credit score is one that you will not use and abuse and one that you will pay off in full every single month. Many young men and women ask about the best first credit card for new applicants once […] More

  • in Credit Cards

    Shebudget’s Best Travel Credit Cards For 2016

    Most everyone loves to or would love to travel the world, which is why most everyone is curious as to which credit cards are the best travel credit cards on the market. If you came here expecting us to tell you up front which cards are the most successful and which are the best travel […] More

  • in Credit Cards

    10 Reasons You Don’t Want the Visa Black Card In your Wallet

    Flashing a Visa Black card might seem like the most prestigious thing you can do when making purchases, but it turns out that it might not be the best option overall. As far as credit cards go, the Visa Black card is certainly high-end, but it’s not the best of the best. In fact, it’s […] More

  • in Budgeting

    How to Save Money for a House on a Tight Budget

    With an average price of $212,000 and a ‘typical’ down payment of 30%, you’re dream of owning a home requires you come up with just over $63,000 cash to put down on your home, and many Americans have no concept of how to save money for a house like that. That’s a lot of money […] More

  • in Credit Cards

    Shebudget’s Best Reward Credit Cards for 2016

    We know you love free stuff, and that’s why you’re looking to compare the best reward credit cards on the market going into the New Year. After all, free money, free hotel stays, free flights and free bonuses do make a nice start to the New Year. We’ve rounded up the best of the best […] More

  • in Credit Cards

    The Top Credit Card Processing Services for Business in 2016

    The only way to ensure that small businesses remain competitive is through credit card processing. Without this option, small businesses are far more likely to fail. The inability to accept credit card payments from clients and customers greatly diminishes a business’ ability to attract customers. Think about it this way; customers have two salons to […] More

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