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Marc Klein

Marc Klein

With his eyes set on becoming the next great ad man (at least until his comedy writing career took off), Marc earned his journalism degree and went straight into advertising for various gaming and tourism clients. He later expanded his credentials to include public affairs and communications work for several environmental science organizations before returning to his marketing roots. A lifelong scholar with recent studies in strategic communication, Marc enjoys tying humor into his writing and simplifying complex financial subjects into engaging and easy-to-digest content for a wide variety of audiences.

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What is the Average Credit Score by Age or State?

Ever wondered if your credit score is above or below average in relation to others in your age range and location? Read on to find out.

An hourglass projects the shadow of a dollar sign, signifying that a credit card has not been used in a long time.

What Happens if You Don’t Use Your Credit Card?

Curious what happens if you don’t use your credit card for a while? Read on to learn more.

A married couple reviewing their finances on a computer and protecting their credit score during a recession

How to Protect Your Credit Score During a Recession

A recession can come with a range of financial stresses. Read on for a few tips to address one of those areas of uncertainty: how to protect your credit score.

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Can You Reopen a Closed Credit Card?

You might have a credit card laying around that’s been closed for one reason or another. And now you have a few unexpected expenses keeping you up at night and that extra line of credit could come in handy.

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Can Restaurants Charge Credit Card Fees?

If you’re seeing extra fees when you pay your restaurant bill with a credit card, you’re not alone. Find out more about potential credit card fees at your local eatery.

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Can You Get a Credit Card Without a Job?

Can you get a credit card without a job? Yes, you can get a credit card without a job.

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Can You Buy a Money Order with a Credit Card?

Yes, you can buy a money order with a credit card. But, before you make that charge to your credit card, there are some considerations you may want to take into account.

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Five Simple Millennial Money Tips

We millennials are the largest generation in the U.S. workforce. Read on to learn about five simple money management tips from the Gen Y perspective.

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What is a Negative Balance on a Credit Card Statement?

A negative balance is the rare occasion where a credit card issuer owes a cardholder a balance. Read on to learn how this happens and what your options are if it happens to you.

A drawn map of the United States with each state labeled.

What is the Average Credit Score by Age or State?

Ever wondered if your credit score is above or below average in relation to others in your age range and location? Read on to find out.

An hourglass projects the shadow of a dollar sign, signifying that a credit card has not been used in a long time.

What Happens if You Don’t Use Your Credit Card?

Curious what happens if you don’t use your credit card for a while? Read on to learn more.

A married couple reviewing their finances on a computer and protecting their credit score during a recession

How to Protect Your Credit Score During a Recession

A recession can come with a range of financial stresses. Read on for a few tips to address one of those areas of uncertainty: how to protect your credit score.

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