Having a credit card shows you’ve been deemed credit-worthy, which is crucial in the USA’s credit card country, where ‘plastic payments’ are widespread. Creditworthiness is even more important for immigrants who don’t yet have a credit history in the States.
In the credit card country USA, you pay with “plastic money” for almost anything, from having a cup of joe and doing your grocery shopping to gassing up and paying parking fees. And making a hotel reservation or booking a rental car is virtually impossible without a credit card.
People often find a certain charm in starting a new chapter in their life, which typically involves relocation. You could be hunting for a good job, wishing to walk away from political conflict, or just hoping to improve your quality of life — there are m ...
Are you excited about applying for the DV Lottery? Each year, roughly 10 to 20 million people take their shot at this program. But only 55,000 people make it to the end of the road and earn their Green Card. What happens to the majority of the applicants? ...
