Sports trading cards have come a long way from the cardboard kids used to stick in the spokes of their bicycles. What was considered a child's hobby has now turned into big business. In 2022, a 1952 ...

The owner of Bismarck’s Sports Cave, Chris Magstadt, knows his trading cards and he credits the rekindled rise in popularity to the uncertainty of markets during the Covid pandemic.

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Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. Premium credit cards offer big spenders lucrative benefits and coveted rewards. They’re the cream of the crop of rewards credit cards.

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Day trading can be profitable for a select few, but the data suggests most traders will lose money. Adam Hayes, Ph.D., CFA, is a financial writer with 15+ years Wall Street experience as a ...

NerdWallet's credit card experts have reviewed and rated hundreds of options for the best credit cards of 2025 – from generous rewards and giant sign-up bonuses to long 0% APR periods and credit ...

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