Friday, July 3rd, 2009 at
3:06 am
When deciding about what type of credit card to apply for you should consider a couple of things. Is this going to be for the long term? Will it be a business card? Do you need to establish a credit history or are you getting it to earn rewards? Each of these questions should be answered before you begin your search.
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Is A Reward Or Low Rate Credit Card Better?
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Wednesday, June 3rd, 2009 at
9:10 pm
It seems that many people think that all credit cards come with high interest rates. All you hear about on the news is credit card companies ripping off their customers with high rates and fees. This really is not the truth at all. Many people earn those high rates because they made late payments which broke the guidelines of the credit card agreement. Since they broke the guidelines any introductory rates are taken away and the higher default rate sets in.
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Where Can I Find A Low Interest Credit Card?
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Friday, May 15th, 2009 at
3:10 am
Low rate credit cards are a type of credit card that everybody needs to have. These types of credit cards are perfect for anybody. For people who carry a balance every month it only makes sense to have a low interest rate. It gives you the opportunity to get ahead and pay down the balance on your card without paying a lot of interest. Getting approved on such a credit card is not easy. A low rate credit card is usually for those who have good credit and a history of making payments on time. The majority of people in this category typically pay their whole bill off from month to month and are considered low risk by the banks. These card owners don’t need them but use it to take advantage of reward programs and in case of emergency. If you have bad credit then you need to work on you’re credit report so you can get approved. When you get approved you can expect interest rates 5% less than most cards. Imagine if you could go from paying 18% to 2% and how much of a burden would be lifted from your shoulders. To keep the low rate you will need to pay on time every month.
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