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Citi's 4 Tips to help keep Your Credit Card Information Safe

4 Tips to Help Keep Your Credit Card Information Safe While Shopping Online With improved accessibility and expedited delivery, it is no surprise that online shopping is becoming more and more common. But as its popularity grows, it's important to protect your credit card details from possible fraud. So, before making a purchase online, follow these tips to help make sure your credit card information is safe.  So whether you're shopping online from home or on the go, take a few extra precautions to help ensure you're spending safely. For more information on how to use credit wisely, check out " 6 Tips for Becoming a Smart Credit Card User. " For more resources, visit the Citi Credit Knowledge Center homepage.

Father Quotes

I want to congratulate all the men out there who are working diligently to be good fathers whether they are stepfathers, or biological fathers or just spiritual fathers.  T. D. Jakes When fathers come home after a tough day at work, they should come home to serve, like my father did, teaching lessons around the dinner table and leading the family in worship and prayer.  Tony Evans

Father's Day

Check back in the days ahead for special pricing on specific items. But start looking now for the unique gift for your special dad.

Markups and Gluten-Free

I learned about a year ago that due to a rare genetic disorder I have that it would be best for me to be on a gluten free diet. There are other restrictions of course too, but this is one that more people are familiar with. At the time that I was diagnosed I was managing a community owned grocery store, so I had some first hand knowledge of how markups worked and what they were. Even before I was diagnosed it bothered me that a box of regular pasta would have a suggested mark-up of 20-35%, but the already more expensive gluten-free pasta would have a suggested mark-up of  55-80%. I realize that some people are on gluten-free as a fad, but there are some of us who really need to be gluten-free. It seemed immoral to me that just being gluten-free meant the wholesaler was suggesting that we have a higher mark-up. With approval from our community board I lowered markups on diet-specialty items to be inline with more mainstream groceries. This belief in fair and just pricing is something