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  What to Do If You Lose Your Wallet

  

  lifehacker.com

  Losing a wallet can be nerve-racking, but having a plan for replacing the contents of your wallet can help make it a minor headache instead of a disaster. If you have the luxury of time, the first thing you should do is also the most obvious: retrace your steps, call any places you may have left it, and hope for a…Read more...

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  The best rewards checking accounts right now

  

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    The best rewards checking accounts of August 2020 Bank Standout feature Opening deposit APY Radius...

    The best rewards checking accounts of August 2020 Bank Standout feature Opening deposit APY Radius Bank Rewards Checking Account Best for cash back rewards $100 0.10% - 0.15% APY Axos Bank Rewards Checking Best interest rate for banks $50 Up to 1.25% Consumers Credit Union Free Rewards Checking Account Best interest rate for credit unions $5 0% - 4.09% APY Chase Chase Total...

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  How to Keep Your Wallet Safe When You Travel

  

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  We’re going to start traveling again one of these days, and as exciting as that is,...

  We’re going to start traveling again one of these days, and as exciting as that is, it also carries with it plenty of risk. Take the risk of losing your wallet, for instance. I can’t tell you the number of times I’ve been in a Hudson News or Starbucks, put my wallet down and walked away—until one fateful trip where I…Read more...

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  In response to the coronavirus, credit card issuers like Amex and Capital One are letting customers skip payments without interest and more

  

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  According to a WalletHub survey, 67 million Americans anticipate trouble paying their credit card bills due...

  According to a WalletHub survey, 67 million Americans anticipate trouble paying their credit card bills due to the economic impacts of the coronavirus.  The Apple Card, issued by Goldman Sachs, will allow customers to skip a payment without accruing interest. American Express and Capital One are reportedly offering this assistance to eligible customers as well. If you aren't able to pay your statement balance,...

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