As the year comes to an end, we’re talking about the new normal when it comes to your finances.
We share some tips and tricks to keep you fiscally fit in the new year.
Well, for starters, you need to assess where you are and where you want to be.
Chase did a study and understandably found that post-pandemic people are actively trying to improve their credit.
Credit is essential when it comes to making purchases, especially big-ticket items like a home or car.
Credit plays an integral role in achieving life milestones.
Your financial history is measured and weighed, allowing the credit bureaus to give you a score known as your credit score.
And this is a reason why it’s important to understand how credit works and how you use it.
When used correctly, credit cards can be a valuable tool in boosting your credit score.
Look for a credit card that comes with some benefits.
Consider an automatic APR reduction or a credit line increase.
The new Chase Slate card, for example, is unique because it does all of these things, and there’s no annual fee.
Plus, it has other benefits, like a $100 statement credit when you spend $500 in the first 6 months and access to Chase’s digital credit tools to help you make financial decisions.
It gives cardmembers the ability to take some control of their finances.
It helps them reach their financial goals faster and just put their best financial foot forward.
