Has your credit-card bank ever made you angry? I mean really infuriated to the point where you just want a little revenge for how you were treated? The only problem is that you may feel at their mercy…like they’re somehow superior. Well, you know what? They’re not! No single bank has a monopoly on that “green paper” called money. It’s time to show them that if they don’t treat you like the good customer you are, you’re going to take your business elsewhere—in a big way.

They call nearly every day hounding us for the rest of our minimum payment which has reached in the neighborhood of $800 a month. Although we are not paying what they request every month, we ARE making a payment. Is there any way we can stop the phone calls? Are we breaking the law by not paying the entire minimum payment?

I was watching the news the other day and I was just dumbfounded by how vulnerable we are to thieves in this high – tech world. It seems the latest and hottest trend for thieves is how they can easily scan your credit card information by merely standing next to you or walking slowly past you. This is called ‘electronic pickpocketing.’

These days, economic turmoil is no doubt turning people financially challenged. Though some people somehow manage to get out of this dire situation, some go to the very end and never become able to come back in a normal life.

Buy a car with a credit card! Sound crazy? Well, just hear me out on this one. Before we get started there are a few words of caution that need mentioning. Specifically, if you can afford to buy a car with cash, that’s your best option. Any time you use your credit cards you run the risk of getting further into debt. But I would be doing you a disservice if I didn’t let you know about yet another way you can save money!

I recently spoke at the financial bloggers conference in Chicago. Almost every person you see here has a website offering money advice. With literally hundreds of the nations best bloggers all gathered in one place, I thought, what a great opportunity to catch up with a few and ask them for their single best savings tip. Here’s what they said…

Let’s take a close look at an offer I just received from my Barclay Card. This offer came with a cover letter with the details of offers as well as more specifics on the reverse side plus four checks (blue and white) that I can write out to whoever I want. It is largely do to offers like this one that I’ve not only been able to borrow money at 0% for more than 15 years, but also have been able to earn money from my credit cards.

A growing number of merchants won’t accept cash anymore, including many airlines, which insist you pay by credit card if you want to buy a drink or a sandwich on board. There are also news reports that the U.S. Treasury is printing fewer dollars, as American consumers move towards an all-plastic economy.

More reasons why you should choose your credit card over your debit card. Debit card purchases are projected to top three trillion by 2015. But when you head to the store, which kind of plastic is best…debit or credit? According to money reporter, Stacy Johnson, it’s a question of interest.

When you are shopping for a credit card, it’s wise to compare fees, charges, interest rates, and benefits. Some credit cards that look like a great deal at first glance may lose their appeal once you read the terms and conditions of use and calculate how the fees could affect your available credit and your payment.