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Maxed Out Your Credit Cards Over the Holidays? Learn How to Get the Balance Back Down By : Cassandra Stinchcombe The holidays can be a very financially stressful time. We all know Christmas is not about the gifts or how much money we spend, but it’s hard not to buy those perfect gifts for our loved ones even if we really can’t afford it. In some cases, credit cards can be great especially around the holidays. Credit Card Balance Transfer Revisited By : Gordon Goodfellow Have you ever considered the dream ticket of always having an interest free credit card at all times, no matter what the circumstances? This is a trick you can pull off for years, in theory at least, by closely following the rules of credit card balance transfer. This article revisits those rules in a more competitive market. New Credit Card Balance Transfer Alert Service By : Gordon Goodfellow Have you ever considered the dream ticket of always having an interest free credit card at all times, no matter what the circumstances? A new credit card alert service allows you to do just that by sending you an automated email to remind you before the interest free period expires, and then allows you to transfer credit card balances semi-automatically. This is a free service. The 7 Rules of Credit Card Balance Transfer By : Gordon Goodfellow Have you ever considered the dream ticket of always having an interest free credit card at all times, no matter what the circumstances? Well here is a check list of seven things you must do in order to ensure exactly that. Starting Out With Credit Cards By : Thomas Ohlum When you are first starting out with a credit card, it is important to pay attention to credit card interest rates. If possible, you might consider applying for a 0 apr credit card. This means that for a period of time, you would pay 0% interest on your purchases and any balance transfers. If you are a small business owner, a trial period with a 0 apr credit card is a great way to cut down on expenses. Making Your Business’ Credit Card Work Smarter By : Peter Sissons Credit cards are convenient financial means for hundreds of millions of people all over the world. However, personal use is not the only way credit cards come in handy. Credit cards can also be a major benefit for covering business expenses. If you own your own business, you may want to consider applying for a business credit card. Most credit card companies offer a number of options for companies interested in opening a business credit card. Zero Percent Credit Cards By : Thomas Ohlum When searching for a 0 apr credit card, one with 0% annual percentage rate (apr) for a trial period, one of the best ways to find a good deal is to compare the credit card rate of several sites. One way to find reliable sites is to start with a bank credit card. Bank of America, Citibank, and many others offer endless resources online for credit card comparisons. Balance Transfer Credit Cards And Their Rewards By : Bradley Carson If you haven't been credit card shopping recently, you'd be amazed at the variety offered today. In addition to the different interest rates, the extent of rewards or perks offered is vast. There are cards offered to fit everyone's needs. Good credit, bad credit, in between, 0% APR introductory offers, sky miles, cash back,... just to name a few. 0% APR Credit Cards: How Can They Do That? By : Ed Vegliante During the days when the federal bank interest rates were at its lowest, back in 2002 and 2003 to be specific, countless credit card providers offered 0% APR credit cards to many consumers. Needing only to pay the outstanding balance, smart consumers were able to charge up to their limits without incurring monthly interest charges. Cash Back Credit Cards: How To Play The Cash Back Game By : Ed Vegliante You have seen them advertised on your television. Likely, you have gotten their solicitations in your mailbox. Your neighbor has one and he just got a brand new gas grille for free! So, what am I talking about? Cash back credit cards, of course. Millions of consumers are making the switch over from plain credit cards to cash back cards. They have learned that a game can be played that guarantees that they will be a winner. Do you know how to play the cash back game? Choice Privileges Visa Platinum Card By : S.E. Kirk For business owners and family members alike, a credit card offer that includes a way to earn points toward travel is a great deal. A travel reward credit card is one that gives you the ability to earn credit with various aspects of the travel experience simply by using you card when you make your every day purchases. The Bank of America credit card that offers this service with the most flexibility is the Choice Privileges Visa Platinum Card. Cash Back Credit Cards By : S.E. Kirk Wouldn’t it be great if you could get some of that money you spend on credit card purchases back every year? Well, you can. A cash back credit card is the way to go for people who want all the benefits of shopping with a credit card, plus the perks of belonging to a credit company that offers a credit card online. The Bank of America credit card that offers the most flexible form of the cash back reward program is the Financial Rewards Visa Platinum. Citibank's Citi Simplicity Card: Now You Can Avoid Late Fees By : Ed Vegliante Citibank recently launched a new credit card that takes away an important sting felt by many consumers: late fees. In an unusual move, the bank is now offering consumers “permanent forgiveness” for late payments and will no longer assess the customary $39 late fee when a payment arrives after the due date. Factors That Trigger Credit Card Rate Hikes By : Kevin Erickson Are credit card companies trying to scam you? On the one hand, they provide a valuable service that gives you the added convenience of being able to purchase items and services you need and sometimes don't need and to pay them off in a manner that best suits you. The Right Way to Get a Credit Card By : Jeremy LaDart A how to article offering the reader tips and hints for getting the best credit card at the lowest possible rate.

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