According to the New York Times, the Federal Reserve increased the benchmark interest rate for the fourth time of 2018 on December 19. The benchmark interest rate is the rate that the Fed charges the banks to borrow from them. This higher interest rate trickles down to loan customers of all kinds. Of course, higher… Keep Reading
Most travelers are aware that you can earn air miles by using your credit card, and many travelers take advantage of this to rack up Airpoints which they can use to get free flights, accommodation and lots more. While this can be very rewarding, your credit card might come with other less known travel benefits… Keep Reading
There are a lot of online payment methods out there, but sometimes you feel more comfortable with old-fashioned checks. But what if you could have the best of both worlds? EChecks are a quick, effortless, and viable payment option that you should definitely consider taking advantage of. The term “eCheck” refers to “electronic check,” in… Keep Reading
Asking if credit cards are good or bad is like asking if watching television is good or bad. Before we answer the question, we need to look at the uses of credit cards. This will help us determine whether it is good or bad for us. The plastic is convenient for not carrying cash, secure… Keep Reading
According to an American Express study, the typical American spends $1,145 per person, per year on travel. That’s $2,290 for the average couple and $4,580 for a family of four. Travel spending doesn’t happen in a vacuum. Travelers have countless home-front expenses to worry about: rent or mortgage payments, tuition, utilities, groceries and food, and… Keep Reading
Traveling is one of the best ways to get inspiration and recover from a daily routine. No wonder, in 2013 the number of tourists reached 1.87 billion globally. This tendency will increase. If you are fond of traveling too, we have really useful tips to share with you. In this article, you’ll discover great tips… Keep Reading
