Articles, tagged with "low balance transfer", page 2
24th April 2008
The best low interest credit cards are those that offer guaranteed long term low interest, low fees and charges and low balance transfer fees. So it is important to make sure you understand what these charges are for all the credit cards you are intereste...
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Author:
Gordon Goodfellow
02nd April 2008
If you feel like you are lurching from one credit card payment to another and are stressed and burdened by high interest charges, you can take advantage of introductory zero interest offers to free yourself from this tyranny. You can locate the best balan...
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Author:
Gordon Goodfellow
01st April 2008
Zero interest credit cards are probably the most under-utilized way to get on one's financial feet. There's plenty of advice available on using lower interest debt consolidation loans to consolidate credit debt and reduce monthly payments. However, very...
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Author:
Gordon Goodfellow
30th March 2008
Credit cards for balance transfers offer special low or zero interest rates for a limited period to encourage people to move their current credit card balances to the offering company. This has been a remarkably successful strategy for credit card compani...
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Author:
Gordon Goodfellow
28th March 2008
Credit cards with low APR (annual percentage interest rate) are used successfully by financial institutions to entice credit card holders to transfer their balances to them. The new customer benefits from more money in his pocket during the introductory p...
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Author:
Gordon Goodfellow
26th March 2008
Low interest rate credit cards can immediately improve your quality of life by freeing up disposable income. In other words, instead of spending hundreds of dollars every month on credit card interest, you can have that money available to meet important f...
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Author:
Gordon Goodfellow
31st May 2007
The new card, BLUE CASH from American Express is a great rebate program, presenting you ample opportunities for earning cash back on purchases. The card is apt for you if you make huge expenditure every year on purchases. The yearly credit on your account...
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Author:
creditwisdom
31st May 2007
The credit card, Advanta Life of Balance Card, has been designed to help individuals and business owners consolidate existing credit card debt and save on new purchases while earning great rewards and cash back. A fee-free executive and platinum card, it ...
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Author:
creditwisdom
11th May 2007
Credit card debt management is not as hard as it sounds. If you don't already have it all figured out, here are a few tips to get you started
Different credit cards charge different interest rates. You also have three different interest rates on every s...
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Author:
apurva
16th November 2006
Shopping, meals and holidays are just some of the items we put on our credit cards. But credit card spending does not have to be selfish. Credit card holders can use their credit cards to support worthwhile causes such as charities.
There are several...
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Author:
Joseph Kenny
15th November 2006
I know, this title sounds like an oxymoron, but I will show how to do it.
Making money from a balance transfer begins with doing your homework. You will need to research as many credit card offers as you can. The most efficient place for doing this is ...
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Author:
Tim Grimsley
26th September 2006
Keeping interest payments down is a sign of good money management and credit card tarts have got it down to a fine art. Credit card tarts take advantage of 0% balance transfer deals to make sure they never pay interest on their credit card debt.
Credi...
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Author:
Joseph Kenny
13th August 2006
If you have a large balance on a high interest credit card, then a balance transfer card might be the one for you. Balance transfer cards have low or 0% APR rates which allow you to continue paying off the balance without accumulating as much in interest...
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Author:
Beth Derkowitz
07th July 2006
With so many credit card deals on the market, consumers can have a hard time deciding on the right deal for them. There are many rate options for new credit card customers. These include cards with a 0% interest rate for a fixed period, low balance transf...
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Author:
Joseph Kenny
04th July 2006
Using introductory rate credit cards has become a popular way for UK borrowers to manage credit card debt. Introductory rate credit cards offer borrowers a preferential interest rate when they first sign up for a new card. There are three main ways in whi...
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Author:
Joseph Kenny