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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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A young, Gen Z woman is using her credit card to make a payment on her phone.

How Does Gen Z Use Credit Cards?

<p>Opinions on credit cards vary from generation to generation. And that includes Gen Z. Learn about some of these generational differences, including Gen Z’s relationship with credit cards, the average number of cards in their wallets, and more.</p>

A man uses his laptop to log in to his account to see how much credit he currently has available on his credit card.

What Does Available Credit Mean?

<p>If you own a credit card, your available credit is something you will want to keep an eye on at all times. Learn what available credit is, how it’s different from your credit limit, and why it’s so important.</p>

A couple catches leaking water in buckets while on the phone calling about their renters insurance.

Is Renters Insurance Required?

<p>Having renters insurance is a good way to protect both a renter and their landlord. In this article, explore a few of the questions you may want to ask to learn if it’s required, if it’s worth it, and how much you need.</p>

A man in a holiday sweater reviews his bills, appearing to be stressed about how to pay down his holiday spending debt.

Paying Down Debt from Holiday Spending

<p>Now that holiday festivities are done for another year, it’s time to assess the impact those gifts, parties, and other holly-jolly purchases had on your finances. Read on for tips on how to pay down debt from your holiday spending.</p>

Someone using a credit card to shop online during the holidays while taking steps to protect their credit score

How To Protect Your Credit Score During the Holidays

<p>The holiday season is a festive time. It can also be a time of additional stress on your credit. Read on to learn how to spend during the holidays and protect your credit score at the same time.</p>

A woman holding a stack of books in one hand and a piggy bank in another, signifying paying for tuition.

Can You Pay Tuition with a Credit Card?

<p>Using a credit card may sound like a convenient way to pay for your college tuition, but you want to weigh both the risks and the rewards before doing so. Read on to learn more.</p>

A man sitting at his couch and using his laptop to apply for a credit card.

How Often Should You Apply For a Credit Card?

There are a lot of credit cards out there. Read on to learn how often you should apply for one and what the impacts may be if you do so frequently.

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 young, Gen Z woman is using her credit card to make a payment on her phone.

How Does Gen Z Use Credit Cards?

<p>Opinions on credit cards vary from generation to generation. And that includes Gen Z. Learn about some of these generational differences, including Gen Z’s relationship with credit cards, the average number of cards in their wallets, and more.</p>

A man uses his laptop to log in to his account to see how much credit he currently has available on his credit card.

What Does Available Credit Mean?

<p>If you own a credit card, your available credit is something you will want to keep an eye on at all times. Learn what available credit is, how it’s different from your credit limit, and why it’s so important.</p>

A couple catches leaking water in buckets while on the phone calling about their renters insurance.

Is Renters Insurance Required?

<p>Having renters insurance is a good way to protect both a renter and their landlord. In this article, explore a few of the questions you may want to ask to learn if it’s required, if it’s worth it, and how much you need.</p>

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