63rd & California Currency Exchange

Equifax Settlement Payouts Range from $125 to $20K. Here's How to Find Out if You're Eligible in...

If you spent time or money as a result of the Equifax breach, even if you only signed up for free credit monitoring, you can quickly check to see if you're eligible for part of the settlement.

'It goes beyond just translating': How bank products become bilingual

Few large banks fully support the Spanish language. Those making the effort, including U.S. Bank and Square, could better reach a fast-growing population.

How to Rent an Apartment When Your Credit Is in the Toilet

Even if your credit score is low, there are still ways to land a decent rental.

Why You Should Never Exchange Currency at the Airport

How to Compare Banks and Credit Unions When Looking for a New Financial Home

Let's say you're moving to a new community and thus need a new home for your banking and checking services, or let's say you're in a situation where you've

5 Things You Should Never Buy With Your Credit Card

Put that plastic away! For these six expenses, you’re better off leaving your credit card in your wallet.

How can you improve your credit score?

Learn how to improve your credit score and get a better home mortgage.

Here’s What You Can Do With That Leftover Foreign Currency

Welcome home: Now what to do with leftover foreign currency?

Don't forget your Foreign Currency when you travel abroad

Are you traveling to a foreign country this summer? If so, you are likely going to use your credit cards for purchases, since they usually offer better exchange rates and lower fees. But, having a little cash on hand is always a good idea for any expenses where a credit card may not be an option.

6 Tips To Exchange Currency Without Paying Huge Fees

Americans are getting ready to travel again as part of the pent-up consumer demand from the pandemic. If your next vacation is going to take you to another country, you may want to know how to get foreign currency without paying extra fees.Undeniably, when traveling internationally, it’s importa

Why Banks May Not Be the Best Place to Convert Currency

There are cheaper and more-transparent ways to safely send and receive money across borders.

Smart travelers keep a lid on currency fees when paying for stuff abroad

Whether you pay by credit card or cash abroad, getting the best deal matters. Our experts have advice on how to keep currency fees under control.

Subscriber Only: How airports seduce you into parting with your cash

Massage chairs, the ‘golden hour’, boarding passes – and why is Toblerone a thing?

Why You Should Charge Your Credit Card in Local Currency 

Whenever you make a foreign purchase with a credit card, you’re almost always asked if you want to convert the purchase to U.S. dollars. To many of you, that seems easy and convenient –but not so fast! It’s a bad deal, because of something called dynamic currency conversion fees. What you don’t know...

Credit unions a cure for medical debt?

In the credit union world, we hear a lot about credit card debt, mortgage debt, and student loan debt. There seems to be a constant stream of articles about how to get yourself out of these kinds of debt, but while those are important issues, there is little to no talk about the leading cause …

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