CreditCardsCo Blog Author - Brian Weston
Brian (61 Posts)
Brian Weston is a professional who enjoys educating young adults on the proper use of credit cards. Because he has seen so many young people struggle with debt, he tries to get the word out about credit cards to them before it's too late. His strong background in finance helps students to learn a proper respect for money and credit. Also at: Credit Card News.
Why Do Fewer Americans Own Homes?
There are fewer Americans who own homes today. The recession and lax mortgage rules from the past decade play a role, but smart credit card choices can help rebuild credit.
What is Bitcoin?
Have your Bitcoin account yet? Here’s why it matters – and why you should probably consider having an account.
Smart Newlyweds Carefully Choose Credit Cards
Wedding season is quickly approaching. We can’t force newlyweds to learn the importance of APR and late payments, but there are some great credit card offers that can help them as they begin their new lives.
No Annual Fee Cards Can Still be Found
If it’s a no annual fee credit card you’re looking for, here are several recommendations, including Amex Blue Sky.
Prepaid Cards Latest Must Have Financial Product
Discover “It”
The Discover “It” card was unveiled just today – and “It” offers benefits we’ve never seen in a credit card offer, including no late fee for your first late payment, if you ever need it.
Yes, Fiscal Cliff Could Change Your Credit Card
One week left and the president and Congress have bailed – which was the one thing all parties agreed on. Here’s how it affects your credit cards.
Best Discover Credit Cards for 2012
Been considering a Discover card? Check out the best Discover card offers this year before you decide.
Pros & Cons: Gift Cards
It appears on the surface there are few differences between prepaid debit card products and gift cards. One offers more protection courtesy of the new credit card laws.
Chase Ink for Small Businesses
Best No Annual Fee Cards for 2012
What are Kids Getting as Allowances These Days?
A lot has changed in recent years when it comes to the allowances parents give kids. And it’s the kids getting the better end of the deal.

