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  • "Bad Credit" Credit Cards: How You Can Avoid High Fees  By : Jeff Weber
    Individuals with problematic credit histories often suffer unfairly from high mortgage, insurance, and car loan rates. On top of that, they have difficulty getting approved for credit cards. The whole situation can get extremely frustrating. Frequently, I get emails from consumers wondering what they can do to rebuild their credit. The first thing I tell them is to get a credit card designed for people with bad credit.
  • 0 APR credit cards are Not Just for Christmas  By : Gordon Goodfellow
    Have you ever considered the luxury of always having a 0 APR 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 make that an everyday reality.
  • 0% APR Credit Cards: A Tool To Eliminate Debt  By : Ed Vegliante
    It is interesting to note that what started off as a marketing gimmick has now become an almost permanent part of the credit card industry in America and today 0% APR credit cards can in fact play a significant role in helping a person reduce or get out of debt.
  • 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.
  • 0% APR Credit Cards: Use Them To Your Advantage!  By : Ed Vegliante
    The era of 0% APR credit cards is still with us. Yes, you can obtain a spanking new credit card featuring a very low introductory interest rate and take advantage of what amounts to "free money" for you for up to one year. You can use your new card to your advantage, but you must be careful that you fully understand how a 0% APR credit card works to order to maximize its effectiveness. I will show you how, so please keep reading for all the informative details!
  • 0% APR Introductory With Balance Transfer Option  By : Bradley Carson
    The Christmas Holiday Season brings retailers 25% and more of their yearly sales. It's safe to assume the month of January most likely shows the highest consumer credit card balances. As impulse buying often times is the culprit in charging more than we planned, it's easy to see how one could get carried away during the 'season of giving.'
  • 0% Balance Transfer Credit Cards Will Not Last  By : Peter J Kenny
    Have you ever been attracted to a credit card because it promises you an outstanding interest rate that seems just too good to be true? Most of us have at some stage jumped for one of these attractive offers.
  • 10 Cons Of An International Credit Card  By : David Riewe
    Credit card fraud is a fast increasing crime in the world. International Credit Card holders are mostly the victims of this unauthorized access to their accounts. Let’s take a closer look of the problems faced by international credit cards.
  • 10 Warning Signals that Your Credit Card Use Is Crashing  By : Jeanette Joy Fisher
    Besides lowering your credit score significantly, the following credit card warning signals could mean that you are headed for financial distress.
  • 3 Ways To Get Approved For A Business Credit Card  By : Carrie Reeder
    If you run your own business--whether it's a retail store, direct sales, hobby shop or freelance consulting--chances are you've thought about getting a business credit card. It's probably a good idea, since it makes it easy for you to separate your business expenses from your home expenses, a task that helps keep your paperwork organized and simplifies things at tax time. When you're ready to apply for a business card, follow this checklist.
  • 3 Ways To Get Approved For A Student Credit Card  By : Carrie Reeder
    If you're a college student, you know how expensive books, movies and tuition can be. And if you only work during the summer break, you may be looking for a way to stretch your funds through the cold winter months. Fortunately, a student credit card can help. Find one with low interest and good terms, and you can charge during the lean times and then pay it off when you're making money on your summer job.
  • 5 Basic Credit Card Safety Tips  By : Cindy Kenny
    Although they can be painful at times, life today without the ease of a credit card is no longer a reality. So, if you think you want a credit card, here are some essential factors you’ll need to consider when applying for a credit card.
  • 5 Ways To Instantly Increase Your Credit Card Limit  By : Rene Graeber
    A lot of credit card holders aspire for a higher credit card limit.

    But, credit card holders need to remember that to get a higher credit card limit, they must abide by the terms and conditions of the credit card company or their bank.
  • 5 Ways You Can Avoid Costly Credit Card Late Fees  By : Ed Vegliante
    Credit card late fees are a fact of life for some consumers, but they don’t have to be for you. Legally, credit card companies can hit you with pretty much whatever fees they want. On the other hand, you don’t have to pay them, but only if you avoid them in the first place. Here are five sure fire ways you can avoid costly credit card late fees.
  • 7 FAQs When You Apply For A Credit Card  By : Elaine Lim
    There are so many credit cards out there to choose from that deciding which one to get can feel really daunting. What makes one offer better than the hundreds of others you’ve seen?

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