There are only 2 weeks left until the best day for shopping, Black Friday 2019. Undoubtedly, this is the most anticipated sale of the year not only for deals hunters, but also for those who simply want to get particular goods or services at discounted prices.
This year’s official event date is Friday, November 29. However, this does not prevent the period of discounts from expanding. Most merchants are starting to make available or at least announce some of their Black Friday deals a whole...
Online shopping has a lot going for it. You don’t have to worry about finding a parking spot, you don’t have to drive to five different stores to find the thing you want, and you don’t have to carry any bags around. Everything is delivered straight to your door. You save on gas, stress, and schlepping.
However, there is a downside to online shopping—or there can be, if you aren’t careful. As more people flock to online shopping rather than pounding the pavement looking for that...
When you go shopping, you are probably used to being asked if you’d like to sign up for a store credit card, and get 10% or more off your purchase. These offers can be tempting. Often, they are good. But here’s a word of warning: if you’re not going to pay your credit card in full each month, don’t use a store brand credit card.
According to a recent report, the average store credit card charges a steep 23.43% interest rate. And two-thirds of them charge an annual percentage rate...
Online shoppers will be able to check out with Visa Checkout at more sites than ever before, as the service expands to include 33 new merchants, including Best Buy, Under Armour, and Barnes & Noble. People will even be able to check out at fast food restaurants using their mobile devices, as Taco Bell adds Visa Checkout.
Visa Checkout is an online service that lets shoppers store their shipping information and payment method in a secure data cloud. When using Visa Checkout, people...