Credit Cards

How much of my credit card should i useHow Much Of My Credit Card Should I Use?
February 12, 2026
Find out what portion of your credit card limit to use, how utilization impacts your credit score, and why carrying a balance isn’t required. Read more.
220930 HowtoIncreaseCreditScore50Points1@72How to Increase Your Credit Score by 50 Points
February 4, 2026
In this post, we discuss how to raise your credit score by 50 points or more with tips on how you could make that happen and what that could mean for your credit. Read more.
What Is The 153 Credit Card Payment Hack And Does It Work Header - 01What Is The 15/3 Credit Card Payment Hack And Does It Work?
January 28, 2026
The 15/3 credit hack is a credit card payment trick used to help lower your credit card utilization and boost your credit score by making two payments a month. Read more.
What Is a Credit Sweep and What to Do Instead Header - 01What Is a Credit Sweep and What to Do Instead
January 26, 2026
A credit sweep may sound tempting, but there is nothing credit repair companies can do to fix your credit that you can’t fix on your own — here’s how. Read more.
can-you-pay-for-a-car-lease-with-a-credit-card-heroCan You Pay For a Car Lease With a Credit Card?
January 21, 2026
Think about this before paying your car lease with a credit card. Read more.
Principal vs. Interest on Credit Cards and Loans Header - 01Principal vs. Interest on Credit Cards and Loans
January 5, 2026
When paying back a loan or credit card, you should think about your principal vs. interest. Read on to learn the differences and how they impact your debt. Read more.
how to read a credit card statementHow to Read a Credit Card Statement
November 11, 2025
Learn how to read your credit card statement, understand key terms, and catch errors or fraud with this guide to credit card statements. Read more.
Credit Report Dispute Form Header - 01FCRA Section 604 vs. 609: Which Supports Your Dispute Letter?
November 7, 2025
Sections 604 and 609 of the FCRA have similar numbers and refer to consumer reports and/or disclosures. Section 609 supports a dispute letter. Read more.