Below you will find pages that utilize the taxonomy term “Credit Cards”
May 21, 2011
Managing your Reputation and your Credit
The reason why companies should ensure that they have a good consumer reputation is obvious. Without a good reputation it will be nearly impossible to attract new customers. Since no business can survive for long without customers, it is essential that every business ensures that it takes care of its reputation. However it is much less obvious to people why it is necessary to have a good corporate reputation. The reasons are just as sound and it is just as necessary as the consumer reputation, however it is a bit less obvious to the layperson just how important the corporate reputation is.
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May 12, 2011
Why Prepaid Debit Cards are Amazing
Managing your financial accounts is essential to daily living. Knowing when to spend and when not to, can save you from overshooting your budget and spare you from running out of money before your next paycheck. And this is the reason why debit cards are so amazing – they’re great financial tools; better than credit cards.
Prepaid debit cards are better than credit cards for a variety of reasons. First and foremost, debit cards don’t allow you to spend more than you’ve already earned.
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March 31, 2011
Credit Card Debt Reduction Tips: How You Can Eliminate Your Debts
Credit cards are perhaps the leading reason why people get into debt. This is because one can acquire several credit cards with various credit limits at the same time. Banks don’t mind if you max out your limit and if you only pay the minimum amount each month since this is how they can make money. They would even like if you spend a long time settling your debt as long as you pay the minimum amount.
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March 29, 2011
Credit Cards and the Christmas Holidays
It seems the holidays get bigger every year. More ads, bigger presents, new television specials and more please to get your dollar seem to be every where. While it is human nature to try and show our love through really nice gifts, it should not be via a credit card. And for those people who are considering one last shopping spree right before they file for bankruptcy, heed the advice of a Chicago bankruptcy attorney; leave the credit cards at home.
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March 20, 2011
What To Look For In A No Balance Transfer Fee Credit Card
These days the government is strictly regulating credit cards, but many people are still locked into accounts with high interest rates. Contacting the issuing company can occasionally result in the lowering of the rate, but a more effective way to save money is by opening a no balance transfer fee credit card.
Transferring balances from one credit card company to another often comes with a fee. This fee can be 2-4% or more of the balance being transferred, or a minimum of a certain dollar amount like $10.
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March 11, 2011
Misconceptions Surrounding Credit Card Debt Forgiveness
Many people are under the misconception that President Obama has suggested or enacted a bill to provide credit card debt forgiveness to Americans. This is not true. It is, in fact, a ploy by several companies to lure in unsuspecting consumers. Generally these companies act as go-betweens, selling the information they obtain from hopeful consumers to third-party companies that specialize in debt settlement.
The difficult economic times have caused a marked change in credit card usage.
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March 7, 2011
What happens if you can’t keep up with the payments?
The best way to use a small business secured credit card, especially if you have signed up for one in the hope of improving your credit score, is to never spend more than half your limit and pay the balance off in full each month. Over time this kind of behavior will lead to the fastest possible rise in your credit score.
Although you may start out this way the uncertainties of the business world mean you may sometimes have to carry over some of the balance for a longer period than you would ideally like.
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February 26, 2011
There is Not a Better Deal Available than an Interest Free Credit Card to Use
An interest free credit card is like money in the bank. While you charge living expenses and luxuries on an interest free card, you can leave your personal money in the bank to draw interest. To utilize this offer, you simply make sure you pay the balance in full before the interest free period expires.
Normally, credit card companies issue interest free credit cards for promotional purposes and remains interest free for a certain amount of time.
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February 23, 2011
Fast Ways to Deal With Credit Card Debt
Techniques to Settle Credit Card Debt
So you are over your head in credit card debt, and you want to know how to deal with it. You want to pay back the money, but its such a daunting amount you are not even sure where to start. You may have heard advertisement too about a legal credit repair company? Is this an option for you?
Dealing With Credit Card Debt
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February 23, 2011
What Makes The Interest Rate on a Credit Card Go Up?
A card holder can cause their interest rate to increase if they do any of the following things. Paid late on the credit card balance, wrote a bad check for your credit card payment, maxing out a credit card, not abiding by the set credit card terms, or using the credit card illegally. Some of the listed above actions can have more intense repercussions than others.
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February 22, 2011
Learning About The Credit Score Scale Now Can Help You Later
Keeping your own finances in good shape is just one of the many jobs an adult has. How to solve money problems is a great issue. Unfortunately, it is not something that is taught in school, or at least it never used to be. Many times it was not taught to children in the home either. This could help explain why so many adults have found themselves into difficult financial situations.
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