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By Mountain America Credit Union, advertiser

What could be more appealing than a zero-interest credit card? You can make purchases and pay for them at your leisure, all without having to worry about high interest hanging over your head. If you are considering a zero-interest credit card, the following points can help you maintain a balanced financial life.

Top Tips for Zero-interest Credit Cards

By Mountain America Credit Union, advertiser

Watch out for these things when signing up for a zero-interest credit card.

What to Do When You’ve Already Pinched the Penny

By Rachelle J. Christensen

20 Helpful Hints for Raising a Family in Our Economy

Sponsored: 7 credit card don’ts that are probably costing you money

By Mountain America Credit Union, advertiser

Credit cards are a great alternative to cash because they’re easier to carry, more secure, and provide an automatic purchase record. Additionally, some credit cards offer perks like rewards points and cash back.

Sponsored: Fight inflation with the right credit card

By Mountain America Credit Union, advertiser

I don’t need to tell you that costs are rising. We see it every time we check out online, at the pump, or in a store. As Americans struggle to cover the cost of everyday essentials, they are putting more of those purchases on a credit card. That’s why it’s important, now more than ever, to use the right credit card.

Dave Says: Address the Real Issue

By Dave Ramsey

Dear Dave,

(Sponsored) Guidelines to Building Your Credit Score

By Sharon Cook

Your credit score is a snapshot of your current financial situation, providing creditors important information on your ability to keep up with payments and bills. Developing a good credit history can save you money and provide you with better financial opportunities.

Sponsored: Comparing Credit Cards

By Deseret First Credit Union

You’re looking for a new credit card, but you’ve just realized how many credit card options are out there. Choosing a credit card is a tough decision. If you choose the wrong card, you could be stuck paying high interest, a ton of fees, and basically waste a lot of money on a card that’s hurting you as much as it is helping.

Sponsored: 6 simple rules for a better balance transfer

By Mountain America Credit Union, advertiser

Editor’s note: The claims, facts, and information in this sponsored article have not been verified by LDS Living, and LDS Living does not endorse any claim or product herein.

Dave Says: To Churn or Not to Churn Your Credit Card?

By Dave Ramsey

Dear Dave,