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11th September 2009
With debt at an all time high, many of us will be looking to either transfer our current credit card debt or apply for a new credit card with more benefits or lower interest rate. However, with a plethora of card offers out there, deciding which card, if ... Read >
11th September 2009
The practice of transferring the balance of one credit card with a high interest rate to another credit card with a lower interest rate is a fairly common way to consolidate debt, but very few people know how to make effective balance transfers. The goal ... Read >
11th September 2009
Credit cards are a convenient way of paying for any bits and bobs you might need, from groceries and petrol to holidays and household bills. They are also particularly handy if you need to make a more expensive purchase that you may not have the money to... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton10th September 2009
Airline credit cards have steadily been gaining popularity in the past few years. Airlines and other companies related to the travel industry benefit as customers utilize their services more frequently; brand loyalty is strengthened as well. Consumers wit... Read >
Author: wbdoyle10th August 2009
Airline credit cards have steadily been gaining popularity in the past few years. Airlines and other companies related to the travel industry benefit as customers utilize their services more frequently; brand loyalty is strengthened as well. Consumers wit... Read >
Author: dbp200509th August 2009
There are hundreds of different credit card options to choose from in the United Kingdom, and indeed across the globe. Standard credit cards come with features and benefits that help with everyday purchases but if you want your credit card to work that l... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane31st July 2009
Balance Transfer Credit Cards
Balance Transfer cards can be a good choice for those already paying off debt on an expensive, high-interest credit card. By switching to a 0% balance transfer card, you will save money on repayments as there will be no in... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer13th December 2008
Christmas is an expensive time of year. In addition to the regular bills that have to be paid, there are presents to buy and extra food to be purchased. It is natural then, that many people turn to their credit cards to ease the financial pressure. Inde... Read >
Author: pmcindoe01st December 2008
Climbing Out From Holiday Credit Card Debt
Every year you plan to avoid the credit card fiasco, and even make a wholehearted attempt to purchase all of your holiday gifts with cash. If you’re reading this article, chances are you ended up using your ... Read >
Author: Kimberly30th November 2008
Most Britons in today’s society possess at least one credit card, which is brilliant for giving you a bit more disposable income, and they are increasingly offering the user some great bonuses. Indeed, due to competition in the marketplace, many credi... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell24th July 2008
Nowadays people are offered a wide assortment of credit cards that come in all shapes and sizes. There are plastics for different credit score, from credit cards for excellent credit history to bad credit cards or plastics for no credit at all.
It g... Read >
Author: Charlene Richmann19th June 2008
A 0% purchase credit card enables you to make purchases during a specified period without incurring any interest charges. This type of card effectively offers you "free money"; your credit card company will make no profit on what you borrow if you pay it... Read >
Author: Zoe Badowska20th May 2008
Customers should be careful when transferring credit balances from one card to another to avoid high interest charges industry experts reveal.
Robert Kenley, head of cards at Moneysupermarket.com, said: “One thing people should do its work out what t... Read >
Author: Linsey Summers10th March 2008
In an ongoing effort to ward off recession concerns, the Federal Reserve has been slashing interest rates. What does this mean for you? It can mean a whole lot, especially when it comes to credit cards. Now is a perfect time to take advantage of dropping ... Read >
10th November 2007
If you’re on the lookout for a new credit card, it doesn’t take long to get bombarded with options. Plastic abounds, and the companies behind the credit cards want your signature. While so many credit card offers can make your head spin, there is actu... Read >
12th September 2007
So you have not heeded the good advice of living within your means. You may have splurged a bit upon celebration of your first true credit card. Using plastic when purchasing that new mp3 player was so easy and painless as was that five course meal for ... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton10th April 2007
It is so easy to get heavily into debt on credit cards that you within a few months or even weeks you could find yourself not being able to keep up with the repayments. If this is the case, then you should think about consolidating your credit card debt. ... Read >
Author: Peter Kenny17th November 2006
As Christmas approaches, many of us in the UK will be considering taking out a new credit card to purchases those all essential gifts. With a plethora of card offers out there, deciding which card,if any, is best for you can seem a little daunting
Wh... Read >
Author: Joseph Kenny13th October 2006
You have decided that you need a new credit card and you already know that you want a low APR credit card. You have made a good choice, but you probably also know that there are quite a variety of cards available with that option. Here are some tips that ... Read >
Author: Robert Alan12th October 2006
Credit cards can help you earn! Sounds unbelievable? Well, that is what the 0% credit card balance transfer has been doing. Nowadays, companies have bettered the introductory interest rate offer by throwing in extended 0% interest periods if holders of ot... Read >
Author: Robert Alan25th September 2006
If you have a great credit rating and no debt, then you could be in line to make some money. And you can do it using the tools that credit card tarts have been using for years.
The Credit Card Tart System
Credit card tarts have used the incentives o... Read >
Author: Joseph Kenny19th September 2006
If you're thinking of becoming a credit card jumper, you need to be well informed. Here's what you need about how credit card jumping can work for you.
What Is Credit Card Jumping?
Credit card jumping is the practice of moving debt from credit card ... Read >
Author: Joseph Kenny29th July 2006
When looking to get a new credit card, there are many things to watch out for. Whether this is your first card or you're simply looking to transfer your balance of an old card onto a new one, there are many items you'll want to beware of, including how lo... Read >
Author: Anonymous27th June 2006
Copyright 2006 Edward Vegliante
The practice of transferring the balance of one credit card with a high interest rate to another credit card with a lower interest rate is a fairly common way to consolidate debt, but very few people know how to make eff... Read >
26th June 2006
Copyright 2006 Edward Vegliante
Gas prices are skyrocketing all across the United States, which means that consumers are constantly on the lookout for ways to counteract the unprecedented assault to their bank accounts. At over $3.00 per gallon for the... Read >
17th February 2006
Airline credit cards are a result of collaboration between credit card companies and different airlines. The concept of airline credit cards works well for frequent travelers, who gain in a number of ways by using airline credit cards.
Purchases mad... Read >
Author: Samuel Pety25th January 2006
With debt at an all time high, many of us will be looking to either transfer our current credit card debt or apply for a new credit card with more benefits or lower interest rate. However, with a plethora of card offers out there, deciding which card, if ... Read >
Author: Joseph Kenny16th January 2006
Airline credit cards have steadily been gaining popularity in the past few years. Airlines and other companies related to the travel industry benefit as customers utilize their services more frequently; brand loyalty is strengthened as well. Consumers wit... Read >
Author: Samuel Petry
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