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BillSaver articles published in June 2024.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has proposed a new rule aimed at simplifying the process of unlocking smartphones and switching carriers. FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel announced the proposal on Thursday, June 27, as reported by The Verge. Key
When you get married, most things become a “joint” effort. You likely live together, share possessions and may even raise children together. Many married couples also have a joint credit card account. However, before deciding whether or not you want to apply f
Student credit cards can be an excellent way for young people to manage their money and build credit, but if they are used incorrectly, credit cards can put young adults on the road to financial problems. However, if students develop good credit card habits ea
Fourth of July travel can make points and protections look useful, but the payoff date still decides whether the trip fits.
When you are on the hunt for a new credit card, finding the best card for your credit profile can be one of your most important considerations. If you have poor credit, it is pointless to apply for a card aimed at those with excellent credit. You will probably
The CFPB's 2024 medical debt proposal put credit reports, disputed bills, and collection records back in front of consumers.
Summer utility bills can rise because of weather, rate changes, usage habits, and old equipment working harder.
When someone dies, their surviving spouse may face more than loneliness and grief. If the partner left behind debt on a credit card, the surviving spouse may also have to deal with that. Whether the surviving spouse is responsible for the debt depends on a few
It is hard to believe, but the summer of 2024 is almost here. It is likely that millions of Americans have made a resolution to lower their credit card debt this year. If you are one of them, we put together this guide to help you keep that resolution. Step 1:
The start of hurricane season is a good time to ask whether the household has flood coverage, not just homeowners insurance.
If you are looking to cut your expenses, you may have considered a cheap unlimited cell phone plan. However, are these plans worth the savings? While the price may be attractive, it is important to know there are also some drawbacks. Smaller Networks/ Basic Ph