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Tamar Satov

Toronto
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Editor-at-large @robmagca; bylines @MoneySense @Todaysparent and more. Former ME @CPAcanada. Unabashed feminist (yes, I used the f-word). Recovering chocoholic.
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Credit Card Basics | Synchrony

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By Tamar Satov
Key Takeaways A credit card lets you borrow up to a set limit and repay what you spend after each monthly billing cycle. Paying your statement balance in full by the due date typically avoids interest, while paying only the minimum can lead to costly, compounding interest. Use credit cards responsibly by spending only what you can repay, paying on time, and keeping your balance well below your limit to protect your budget and credit score.
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How Much Have Americans Saved for Retirement by Age 55?

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By Tamar Satov
Here's how your savings compare—and the smart steps that can make all the difference. By the time you reach your mid-50s, retirement stops feeling like a far-off someday and starts looking a lot more like a date on the calendar. You're old enough to start imagining life after work, but (hopefully) young enough to make a few more strategic moves to boost your nest egg. The good news is that you're likely in your peak earning years.
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Bank Statements: What They Are and How To Make Sense of Them

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By Tamar Satov
Your bank statement isn't just numbers—it's the diary of your dollars. Here's how to read between the lines to track habits, catch errors and make smarter financial moves. Reviewing your bank statement is one of the simplest, most effective ways to keep tabs on your financial health. That's because every deposit, every swipe of your debit card, every ATM visit—it's all laid out in neat columns and rows.
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