How to protect your credit card on the road
Recently, it seems that the amount of credit card fraud being carried out against travelers has risen very fast. Myself, I've had my credit card cloned twice while away in the last few months. So, I've studied up on what you can do to protect yourself against credit card fraud while traveling.
Restrict credit card use to a single card
By using only a single card, you will know much faster if there's a pro...
Enjoy visiting London with the kids
Visit a gallery, take in a show, have a nap.
London is a fantastic place to visit with children, with so many options it’s sometimes hard to choose. But you don’t have to stick to the obvious, expensive, choices like Madame Tussaud’s or Ripley’s Believe it or Not. London is full of wonderful activities that a family can enjoy together, even it’s youngest members.
Ride on a bu...
The chip and pin dilemma
Chip and PIN, a security feature used on all European credit cards, as well as Mexico, Brazil, and Japan, continue to cause trouble for American travelers. No, not the chip and pin itself, but the lack of this technology on U.S. credit cards.
As credit cards have been rolled out as the default payment method anywhere from grocery stores to automated kiosks, and carrying a credit card is safer than a roll o...
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