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General Electric this week introduced Earth Rewards, a credit card aimed at reducing cardholders’ carbon emissions. It’s perhaps the most visible sign yet that climate change is reaching not just the mainstream, but Main Street.

Consumers who operate close to the limit on their debit and credit cards could find themselves in trouble when they travel this summer.

Question: I am a recent college graduate and have no credit history. How do I build good credit? Answer: Having no credit history at all can be just as bad as having bad credit. The good news is that at least you’re not thousands of dollars in debt.

Money has been tight this year and you were a month late on a couple of credit-card payments. But that won’t hurt your credit score because you are paying on time now, even if it’s just the minimum. You got a raise at work, which boosts your score. And you don’t plan to apply for new credit anytime soon, so your score doesn’t matter.