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Credit Cards For Small Business By : Tim Renolds For those that own a small business, having a credit card specific to small businesses can be a huge help to the company in a great many ways. However, if you are not careful, it could also have its downfalls as well. It is important to understand what the credit card company is offering, how you can take advantage of it, and everything that is involved with it. Credit Cards From Oil Companies Are No Bargain By : Charles Essmeier The interest rates charged by oil companies on their gasoline credit cards are much higher than those charged by bankcards. You should use those instead. Credit Cards Gone Wrong By : Joe Kenny Credit cards always seem like a good idea at first. Even if you've been burned in the past, when money gets tight, the shiny plastic rectangles seem like the perfect quick fix for any situation. Credit Cards Shamed Into Cutting Charges By : Michael Challiner The Competition Commission one of the governments watchdogs, has at last moved to shame credit cards in to cutting their charges. The long overdue move comes after the Commission concluded that the credit card industry was overcharging customers between 55 and 100 million pounds each year through excessive interest rates and other charges. And this has been going on for a least 3 years! Credit Cards vs. Debit Cards - Which Is Better? By : Michael Russell An article comparing the advantages and disadvantages of credit and debit cards. Credit Cards Watch Out When Using Your Credit Card Abroad By : Michael Challiner Going on holiday or business to Spain, France or Italy this year? Then watch out for a new ploy to overcharge your credit or debt card. Many restaurateurs and retailers in these countries now have the facility to get you to authorise your bill in euros but then they recharge your card in sterling. That sounds innocent but there's a sting in the tail. The retailers charge you an additional service fee of up to 4%! The system is called dynamic currency conversion (DCC). Credit Cards With An Annual Fee By : Peter Kenny Most credit card companies will offer a premium option for their credit card customers that will generally be a credit card that you will have the option of paying for. These credit cards will in most cases have a name such as a gold card or a platinum card and many customers will buy them simply for the prestige that they purport to offer. Credit Cards with Rewards By : Brian Shoemaker Some credit cards offer more than just a low interest rate. That's right. Some credit cards offer great rewards just for using them. For example, lets take a look at Blue from American Express. Credit Cards – The European Credit Card Sting By : Michael Challiner Traditionally, using plastic abroad has always meant big charges. Things are a lot better these days, but they have taken a downward slide again in some European countries, as they get the option to add an extra charge to your bill. Credit Cards – Why Are They So Popular? By : Joseph Kenny Credit cards have ballooned in popularity over the last decade. While once the preserve of the very rich, or very indebted, they are now available to practically everyone who wants them. They have become far easier to get a hold of. There is also a huge variety of choice out there for anyone who wants a credit card. Credit Cards: The Importance Of Paying Back What You Spend By : James Mahony Credit cards are used all over the world by a large number of individuals. If used properly, a credit card can be a great thing to have. The problem is that a large number of individuals who have credit cards are not properly using them. Credit Cards: Choose Wisely and Prosper By : Terry Till Credit cards are an invaluable way of life today, get tips and learn what to look for when making your next credit card choice. Credit Cards: Frequently Asked Questions By : S. Lieberman What Are The Differences Between Unsecured And Secured Credit Cards? Credit Cards: Low APR vs 0% APR By : Michael Colucci Mano y mano, which one is better do you think – a credit card with low, ongoing APR or one that offers 0% APR as an intro rate? Credit Cards: Non reward Type vs Reward Type By : Michael Colucci There are just two basic choices for you – do you want a credit card that offers rewards and one that doesn’t?

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