Credit cards come in all shapes and sizes to suit every financial situation. Of course, everyone wants the most competitive interest rate but that's not the only factor to keep in mind when deciding which card is right for you.

You might want a low limit to build credit or a high limit to cover big purchases. You might want to earn cash back on purchases or earn points that you can redeem for rewards. Read on for simple ideas about what to look for in a credit card!

When starting a new life chapter, many people’s first instinct is to turn toward credit cards to cover the costs. But before you start swiping the plastic for everything, we recommend an alternative option that will help keep you within your budget. You may want to consider a personal loan to stay within your budget.

When you apply for a personal loan instead of racking up credit card debt, you are making a responsible choice that can positively impact your finances for years to come.

To help you accomplish this, we've outlined seven ways to responsibly use a personal loan to pay for different needs, wants, and goals.

Do you like credit card debt? Of course not! Sadly, debt is something nobody wants yet many people have. This poses the all-too-often question of what’s the fastest way of paying off credit card debt?

The good news is that paying off credit card debt fast might be easier than you think! Your primary plan for absolving credit card debt is to find the best way that works best for your finances. And to not lose focus.

Let’s look into a few strategies for paying off credit card debt so you have one less worry in your life (and fewer bills to pay).

Whether you're a college student or an individual keeping busy with a job or other responsibilities, your mind might be preoccupied with many other things above what you're going to eat next. Many of us resort to junk food, fast food, and even ramen noodles.

However, overdoing processed foods will leave you feeling not quite full nor nutritionally sound, either.

It is time to kick those bad habits, but how can you prepare nutritious meals that don’t cost a bundle or take hours of prep time?

We all know what a credit card is, and most of us know how to use it. But how many know how to use it wisely?

Getting a credit card and using it regularly (and responsibly) is one of the fastest and most effective ways to build or rebuild your credit. Read below for some good practices and a few mistakes to avoid.

We’ve got some exciting news! Listerhill is currently working with the Alabama Consumer Council (a chapter of the American Consumer Council) and Athens Alumni Association to establish a new associational membership option. This move allows for residents of other qualifying states (see the list here) to join Listerhill!

Read on to learn the basics of this new membership option.

Tracking your spending is the first step toward greater financial awareness and, ultimately, toward financial health. However, mastering this skill is easier said than done. How can you track every dollar you spend when you make multiple purchases each day?

We’ve outlined how to track your spending in 3 easy steps.

You have a lot of options when it comes to credit cards. With so many choices, it’s no wonder comparing credit cards is not an easy task.

At Listerhill, we understand the importance of making sure that you choose the right credit card for you. We are proud of the credit cards we offer and confident there is one that will meet your needs.

Read on to learn about our Visa Cash Back and Visa Merchandise Rewards cards. This information will help eliminate any guesswork when comparing credit cards.

A personal loan is a straightforward and user-friendly financial product. After a quick application process, funds will be transferred to your checking account for you to use however you need. A simple payment plan makes budgeting easy, too.

Once you get to grips with a few keywords and phrases, you'll be well on your way to answering the question, how do personal loans work? Read on to find out more.

The unfortunate truth is that card fraud happens every day. With it being around the holidays when there's an influx of shopping with your cards, there's even more risk for card fraud to happen. You may feel helpless in these situations, however there are many precautions you can take to protect yourself against it. That's why we're sharing six tips on how to reduce your risk of card fraud.