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My mother opened a credit card in my name, left me with $1,100 in debt and got mad when my aunt paid it off. Am I wrong for exposing this to the family and accepting my aunt ...
Having your identity stolen is an awful position to be in, but it can get even worse when a family member is the perpetrator. Let’s say, for example, that your mother secretly opened a credit ...
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When someone else opened a credit card in my name, I might have panicked - but thanks to free credit monitoring it was no big deal
"I don't remember opening anything." I opened the email and saw that a credit card from Old Navy was opened in my name. I hadn't been to an Old Navy store in at least a decade, so I knew something ...
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I opened my first credit card in my 20s, but here's why I wish I had taken the leap sooner
I've been a debit card loyalist ever since I opened my first one at ... I should have great credit, in theory: I make transactions in my name, I never miss a rent or utility payment, I buy my ...
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Fear someone will get their hands on your data and open a new credit card? What to do next
You don't want to end up getting stuck with a higher interest rate on a car loan, for example, because an ID thief opened a credit card in your name and didn't pay the bill. Reviewing your credit ...
How to choose your second credit card
A second credit card can benefit you in more ways than one, although the right card for you depends on your goals. You can ...