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.

We're aware that some Apple users are getting the following error message while attempting to access their mobile app:

"Loading Failed. The operation could not be completed."

This is due to a recent IOS system update and our developers are currently working on a permanent solution. If this error message is coming up for you, you can access your mobile app by following the steps laid out in our blog.

Personal financing can help you feel more confident and secure as you navigate through life. Whether you need to cover an unforeseen expense or want to treat yourself to a little luxury, a credit card or personal loan is just the ticket.

But how do you know if a credit card or personal loan is right for you? They both have different strengths so it comes down to personal choice. Read on to find out your best match.

Life is expensive and you're not alone if you find yourself in need of extra funds from time to time. The question is, what's the best way to get some fast cash?

You probably see ads for payday loans around your neighborhood and online, but high interest rates and extra fees may lead you to owe much more than you borrowed. A personal loan could be a better option because you'll know exactly what you owe over a set period.

Payday loans vs. personal loans? How should you decide what’s best for you? Read on to find out.

The holidays are coming and it’s time to hit the shops! Retailers and consumers around the nation are anticipating a holiday season that’s a lot closer to pre-pandemic days than last year’s festivities. Unfortunately, though, suppliers are cautioning consumers to expect supply shortages, shipping delays and higher price tags than ever.

With that in mind, here’s a look at what you might expect to see this holiday shopping season.

In our digital world, passwords are as much a part of our lives as Netflix and Amazon. Keeping information stored in dozens of accounts across the web can make it easier to stay on top of your finances, order a new pair of jeans or even schedule a dentist appointment. Unfortunately, though, passwords can be relatively easy for scammers to hack, opening the door for identity theft, credit card fraud and more.

Thinking about tackling a home improvement project? Maybe you’re tired of making several different credit card payments and would like the convenience and savings of paying them off in one low-interest monthly payment.

For short-term goals and projects like this, you may want to consider a home equity line of credit (HELOC). If you’re a homeowner who has built up some equity on your home, you may be eligible.

What is a HELOC loan, exactly? We’ll answer some of your most commonly asked questions about this financing and debt consolidation option.

If you need cash and you’re a homeowner, you have a few different options to tap into your home’s existing equity. A home equity loan, home equity line of credit, or cash-out refinance can get you the funding you need.

But which option is right for you? Below, we discuss the different choices, what you can do with the cash, and which is the best fit for you and your situation.

If you're thinking about refinancing your home, you can probably remember all the paperwork it took to get your mortgage approved -- and you might be feeling daunted.

But the process doesn't need to be complicated. Buying your home was the hard part and refinancing is comparatively straightforward. Read on to find out what steps to take and what documents you'll need.

As Congress considers new infrastructure spending, lawmakers are considering unconventional sources of revenue to fund their plans. One proposal under consideration would require financial institutions like Listerhill (as well as other financial institutions such as banks) to report to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) many activities on accounts with balances over $600. Such an unprecedented grab of your personal financial data raises several concerns.