Articles, tagged with "credit card rates", page 2
17th February 2010
Many mastercard holders join up for a credit account with an 8.9% interest rate and then later realize that their interest rate has been bumped to 27.4%. Why?
You know that your credit score affects the credit card rates that you just qualify for. Howe...
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Author:
Amy Wells
29th January 2010
Most of the time, certain aspects of any acquisition are the hinges that create the allure for the consumer to 'green light' a transaction, or not. When it comes to loans, the king of what determines whether you acquire or nix it, is the interest rate th...
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Author:
Darin Maloney
19th January 2010
An unsecured personal loan isn't the same as a secured loan in that it does not need collateral in order to be taken out. They also have a fixed interest rate. This implies that the IR on your monthly payments never increases or decreases. You can be a...
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Author:
Fredrick Howard
11th January 2010
Everybody wants to find a good way of comparing credit card rates before selecting a suitable card. However, very few people manage to do this.
Most people succumb to the time pressure and they select a card after a brief analysis or a quick dis...
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Author:
Alick
08th December 2009
We are finding ourselves more and more into debt and it is creating a situation where we are becoming more stressed out. There are some solutions that will help us pay off our debt and have a better financial future but it is important to do something abo...
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Author:
bryan
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
07th September 2009
Sad but true...a low credit score will keep you away from living a better life. Your credit score determines all your payments, like mortgage, car, insurance, and even your credit card rates. More over, most employers will also check your credit score whe...
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Author:
mickle
01st August 2009
Companies that issue credit cards do so and charge varying interest rates that are determined by various factors. Among them are the market forces. They may also want to put into consideration the type of borrower the card is being issued to. For example,...
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Author:
Peter Gitundu
17th June 2009
WHAT DO CREDIT CARD RATES MEAN TO YOU
If you were to take a look at the list of fees and rates you are charged from the day you sign up for the credit card, you'll be surprised or even shocked at the length of the list. Establishment fees, account ser...
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Author:
Uma A Ilango
12th June 2009
When was the last time you checked on your credit card rates and charges? More importantly, when was the last time you checked on your credit? Do you have an excellent credit score? If yes, compare it with the fees that your credit card is charging you...
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Author:
Allisson May
05th May 2009
When looking for the best credit card rates one thing you will want to look for are no fee-balance transfer credit cards. Credit cards come with an array of fees, which are normally standard regardless of which company you decide to go with. On occasion a...
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Author:
majikmunkey
13th March 2009
When we are asked, "What do you want to see Mr. Jones for?" and you say it's personal, you actually mean, "mind your own business". And personal loans are exactly that: The lender minds his own business: He grants you a loan, no questions asked. Sometimes...
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Author:
Melissa Kellett
06th March 2009
If you're in real estate, or looking to get into it, investing in foreclosures can be very profitable, especially if you get that property while it's still in pre-foreclosure. There are great benefits to investing in these pre-foreclosures through method...
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Author:
Colin Egbert
08th January 2009
Beginning until July 2010, new credit card regulations become effective which are designed to protect consumers against arbitrary increases in interest rates and other unfair practices. There are doubts however, if these new rules will really help at all...
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Author:
True Debt Advisor