5 Most Recent Articles
Written By: Braxton Heitz

1	What My Mother Taught Me About Credit Cards And Family Finances Written by: Braxton Heitz | Distributed: 2009-12-01 | - Word Count: 1285 | Viewed: 930 | Votes: 19 | Rating: 2.74 My mother is an amazing woman. She made some of the hardest jobs imaginable look easy. No matter how hard her day was, she always had a smile and perfect hair.
2	Student Credit Cards Can Help Lay The Foundation For Prosperous Adult Living Written by: Braxton Heitz | Distributed: 2009-11-24 | - Word Count: 948 | Viewed: 859 | Votes: 11 | Rating: 2.82 Credit is one of the most fundamental aspects of the financial structure we have built our society. In fact, a great credit score can be one of the most valuable assets an individual will ever have in his or her life.
3	Small Business Owners Who Manage Cash Flow Well Profit Tremendously Written by: Braxton Heitz | Distributed: 2009-11-17 | - Word Count: 1265 | Viewed: 797 | Votes: 10 | Rating: 2.30 Starting a business is always a tremendous undertaking. It is the most stressful undertaking a person could ever attempt to do. Most new business owners fail to understand that running a business is a complex operation, which will require the business owner/manager to pull many hat tricks to stay afloat.
4	How The Internet Has Changed The World... Written by: Braxton Heitz | Distributed: 2009-11-10 | - Word Count: 1379 | Viewed: 1084 | Votes: 9 | Rating: 2.33 As most of us sit down at our computers each day, we might realize that we have begun to take this Information Age for granted. What would we do if we did not have 24/7 Internet connections to keep us connected to the world?
5	Credit Card Companies Reward Consumers Who Shop Around Written by: Braxton Heitz | Distributed: 2009-11-03 | - Word Count: 1159 | Viewed: 957 | Votes: 10 | Rating: 2.50 With Ronald Reagan came mass deregulation in many industries. One of the industries that benefited from deregulation was the financial industry. As a result, hundreds of new financial companies were introduced to the American consumer during the 1980's. With the sudden explosion of new competitors in this industry, credit card companies began to struggle with how to retain existing customers and to recruit new customers.