Because this is all based in the law of the moment. Right now, the EU allows 90 days. Next month, that might not be the case.

These time periods are tied directly to how long you are allowed to legally spend in the country/region. In this article’s case, 90 days is how long you’re allowed to spend in the EU as a US citizen, so the requirement is that you have 90 days of passport validity.

“Literally everywhere” does not require a certain period of time. The EU, currently, allows US citizens a 90 day visa waiver - you can stay in the Shengen region for 90 days without a visa. That’s why this cases was 90 days.

Everyone’s gotta do what works for them.

Realistically, the chances of someone maxing out your credit line is smaller than the chances of them draining you credit account (most people have a higher credit limit than they do liquid cash in their checking account).

And, not everyone is using a credit card to build a higher credit score.

At least, if you’re interested in a good credit score.

I understand, but again, this is situational.

Not sure why.

If you constantly pay down your balance, though, you chip away at one of the major benefits of spending on a credit card: improving your credit score. The agencies don’t want to see your balance too high, but if you’re not using any of your available credit on the day your monthly billing period ends, it doesn’t show…

How is this different between debit and credit? Do you manage your budget through a process of “when I swipe my debit card and it errors out, I stop spending”? That’s the only difference I can see between the two in terms of budget management.

There is one BIG difference, though.

It has long floated in the back of my mind that there was probably a solution to making sure all of my archived mail was marked as read. I just never looked it up.

I think this really depends on where you’re moving it to if you’re not keeping it in checking.

Given the rate at which this site promotes the OneBlade, I suspect that Philips is sending container trucks full of hookers and blow to their houses.

Given the rate at which this site promotes the OneBlade, I suspect that Philips is sending container trucks full of…

The SelectTech dumbbell is $179 for a single. A pair can be had for $239. I don’t see the deal there.

The SelectTech dumbbell is $179 for a single. A pair can be had for $239. I don’t see the deal there.

The reality is that, if these subsidies expire, a big chunk of the population isn’t going to be able to afford to go to school, and the schools are going to be empty.

The answer is: avoid big-name schools. State or private.

I remember when I was a kid, I got chucked into a baseball game with older kids and adults at a 4th of July party. I (obviously) played outfield.

FYI, I have had absolutely terrible experiences with Barclay’s customer service on the Arrival Plus card I had. Three separate cases were treated with total indifference and ineptitude.

FYI, I have had absolutely terrible experiences with Barclay’s customer service on the Arrival Plus card I had.…