Today’s top story: What happens to your mortgage when you die? Also in the news: 3 things more important than a bank’s savings rate, 5 times when you shouldn’t use a credit card, and how to curb your impulse spending.
What Happens to Your Mortgage When You Die?
Who will continue the payments?
3 Things That Matter More Than a Bank’s Savings Rate
Properly managing your savings is more important.
5 times you shouldn’t use a credit card
There are cheaper methods of financing.
Curb Impulse Spending by Focusing on the Space Between a Stimulus and Your Response
Today’s top story: Credit cards that allow you to set spending limits for authorized users. Also in the news: 8 keys to getting approved for a mortgage if you’re self-employed, how to tell if you’re getting a good car deal, and how to find the best mortgage rates and lenders online. 
Today’s top story: Questions you should ask your credit card issuer. Also in the news: Student loan tips your need to know, nearly half of couples split home down payments, and personal finance myths experts want to see disappear.
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