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Balance transfers are tricky! They can be a powerful tool to save money on interest payments, sure. But if mismanaged or neglected, they can be very costly and hurt your credit.
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AI agents go far beyond simply answering questions; they can independently perform tasks, gather information, and respond to real-world scenarios.
Late on Your Car Payment?
If you are, or are close to being late, you need to do something right away. Start with this video and then dig into the action items.
Think Before Doing a Credit Card Balance Transfer!
If you're considering a credit card balance transfer to tackle high-interest debt, stop and think first. While this financial tool can help, it's not a magic bullet.
Should You Get a Cash Back Credit Card?
Credit cards with cash back rewards sound enticing and a good opportunity to make some money back. But are they? Not necessarily... Check out this video.
Money Offer Through WhatsApp?
any people are added to WhatsApp groups unsolicitedly, and are supposedly offered money for answering a simple question or 2... Sounds easy and good.
Is AI Impacting Our Finances?
AI is everywhere, also in the financial world. Is that impacting your financial decisions and your pocketbook? Probably...
Infants and Screens: What the Experts Say
Jennifer's podcast shows you the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the damage screen time can do to a kid under two.