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A nonprofit debt management plan can cut your card rates, often to single digits, without a new loan. Learn how it works and how to pick a trustworthy agency.

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Chase, Amex, Capital One, and Citi points can move to airline programs that often price the same flight for far fewer points.

Cashing out a 401k when you change jobs costs taxes, usually a penalty, and decades of growth. Ask for a direct rollover.

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Chase’s unofficial 5/24 rule can block an Ink business card if you’ve opened five personal cards in two years. Find out which ...