Articles, tagged with "credit card rate", page 1
23rd June 2011
If you're tired of carrying a credit card balance every month, it's time for low-interest credit cards to find your way through existing card debts.
A low-interest credit card reduces the charges that other credit cards add with the balance. This allow...
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Author:
Ken Delaney
13th May 2011
Annual percentage rate or commonly known as APR is the interest rate that is being charged on a credit cards, depending upon the amount of purchase made by you, or amount borrowed by you. You also need to pay interest, if you forgot to pay the bill and th...
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Author:
Schew Maker
10th September 2009
A credit card is still an essential item. After all, it is not all the time that you have extra cash for your needs like during emergencies. Nevertheless, you will not be able to have it without having to deal with interest rates, and they can be too stee...
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Author:
Andy Zain
10th September 2009
Everyone is looking for the lowest credit card rates that they can avail of, especially now that everyone has to be more mindful of expenses and savings. If you are looking for interest rates that will suit you when you apply for a credit card, here are a...
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Author:
Elijah James
01st August 2009
Credit cards are some of the tools of trade that are bound to attract high interest rates over time. This is what makes many people get into financial mess and opt for bankruptcy. This does not have to be the case all the same. Creditors will normally giv...
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Author:
Peter Gitundu
08th January 2009
Many people may have realised that the charges on their credit cards have been rising over recent months, even though the base rate has fallen considerably over this period of time. Industry reports have shown that although the base rate has been falling ...
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Author:
Justin Schamotta
31st October 2008
Today there are many reasons why we get into debt, sometimes it just slowly adds up on us and other times you just take on too much debt. One of the main reasons most people are in debt today is due to the fact that it was so easy to obtain credit. But yo...
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02nd October 2008
The challenge of tackling a massive credit card debt can seem almost impossible at times. When you look at the many bills rushing in each month and then you start going through that credit card bill, the idea of actually starting to pay that bill down ca...
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Author:
Trent Cohen
22nd July 2008
It has been found that more and more people are turning to short-term loans to tide them over until they get paid.
Figures found for The Times have shown that the number of payday loans that have been taken out has doubled in the last ten months as s...
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Author:
Gill
11th July 2008
Now that you have to have a credit card to do most things that you want to do, banks are finding ways to cash in on this. They are offering incentives to get you to get their card and use it more. What options should you choose? Here is the guide.
One ...
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Author:
switch_26
01st May 2008
What's the thing that is most prominent on any credit
card ad? Well, it's the credit card rate (or the APR, as
we know it). The credit card rate is the most publicized
thing in the world of credit cards.
A lot of people just compare the credit card...
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Author:
ken sharp
02nd February 2008
For many Britons starting to see the effects of their "costly Christmas'" coupled with the burden of 2007's debts, their financial outlook for 2008 is probably looking pretty bleak.
If this sounds all too familiar then chances are you would benefit fr...
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Author:
Liam Gerken
15th November 2007
Looking for the best credit card rate? You're not alone. Millions of consumers jump from card to card trying to find a rate that's better than the one they're currently paying. Do yourself a favor and don't play leap frog with the credit card companies. H...
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Author:
Max Anderson
08th October 2007
The Bank of Ireland has recently introduced a very canny product to the market that's a credit card and personal loan combined, giving the account holder some very flexible ways to make large purchases without attracting the large interest rates that are ...
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Author:
Adam Singleton
19th June 2007
If you are looking at a credit card, then you might be looking to choose between a variable rate or fixed rate card. Although fixed rate cards are easy to understand, working out whether a variable card is right for you or not can be trickier. If you are ...
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Author:
Peter Kenny