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5 Things You Should Never Buy With Your Credit Card

Put that plastic away! For these six expenses, you’re better off leaving your credit card in your wallet.

What to Do With Leftover Foreign Currency After Your Trip

Exchanging your foreign currency back to U.S. dollars is the worst option.

Why You Should Never Exchange Currency at the Airport

How to Apply for a Personal Loan [5 Steps]

Applying for a personal loan is a simple process. Check your rate, choose your offer, and submit an application. You may get funds in your account in just a few days.

Selling to and Buying From Pawn Shops: How Do Pawn Shops Determine Value?

Before approaching a pawn shop, learn how do pawn shops determine value of items pledged as collateral. Pawn shops will look into the condition of the item, its resale value, and appraised market value to determine its price and offer you the same. Learn here the ins and outs of buying and selling to pawn shops, including the regulatory agencies which govern them.

How to Deal With a Pawn Shop

A pawn shop can be a good place to get a few extra dollars if you need a loan or a quick sale. Pawn shops typically allow you to either sell an item outright, or place the item in the temporary care of the store in exchange for a cash...

How to spot ATM skimming devices

What to look out for when using an ATM, and what you can do to protect your account.

4 money transfer apps to use when you need something faster than a paper check

Whether you're splitting a restaurant tab or sending your roommate your share of the rent, these apps can help.

More than half of consumer loans paid by check, cash

We’ve got channels galore, but how do the majority of consumer borrowers make their loan payments? New research from BillingTree uncovers some old-ways stickiness.

How To Start A Check Cashing Business

Learn how to start a check cashing business with our free step-by-step guide that covers everything you need to know.

Which Online Money Transfer Service Is the Most Secure?

Dear Lifehacker,<br>Services like Venmo, Square Cash and other instant money-transfer services make sending a money to friends, splitting a check, or paying the rent easy. However, Venmo was just called out for its lax security, and now I'm spooked. Which of these apps are secure? Can I trust them?

Hacker documents show NSA tools for breaching global money transfer system

Documents and computer files released by hackers provide a blueprint for how the U.S. National Security Agency likely used weaknesses in commercially available software to gain access to the global system for transferring money between banks, a review of the data showed.

Why am I still charged for cards when I transfer money?

Firms are banned from levying surcharges on card payments, but some find wriggle room

It's that easy: Why you should send with Ria Money Transfer 

Sending money shouldn’t be hard. At Ria, we strive to make it as easy as possible for you to get your money where it matters. Read to find out why.

Will Apple's New Money-Transfer Idea Leave Visa and MasterCard in the Dust?

It would set a dangerous precedent for the card networks if Apple builds a new payment product that routes money around their pipes.

Does the NSA Have Tools for Breaching Global Money Transfer System?

New hacker documents show a blueprint for just that.

I transfer money to my savings account then pretend it doesn't exist, and that strategy paid for...

Transferring money directly into a savings account and then ignoring that account means it can grow without interruption.

How to Protect Yourself From Money Transfer Scams

There are a number of schemes that scammers will use to get your money.

Ian McKenna: Do we really need new standards for platform transfers?

Why is a change required when the industry has shown it can do the job? Rightly, there seems to be universal demand for faster transfers between investment platforms when consumers want to switch. The FCA has made it clear it expects this to happen and if it doesn’t, platforms could be facing penalties. In its …

Some people ‘ignoring crucial name-check warnings when making bank transfers’

Less than a quarter of people said they would recognise that a ‘no match’ could be a warning sign of a scam.