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admin January - 8 - 2012

Let’s look at balance transfer credit card offers in the context of highly competitive credit card industry. What are the benefits and how much attention should you pay to this option?

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Balance transfers mean transferring all or part of the balance from many accounts to another account in another or the same financial institution. Relating to credit cards, it usually means transferring your debt from one or more cards to another card, ideally requiring a lower interest rate. T Read more…

Marie Conklin July - 3 - 2011

Saving money and credit cards are words that typically don’t belong in the same sentence. For many of us, myself included, abusing credit cards has led to financial headaches. I, for example, found myself buried in nearly $20,000 of credit card debt soon after graduating college. I’ll never forget the fear I felt when opening credit card statements back then; it was a stark reminder that I was so broke it would take winning the lottery just to get back to even.

Eventually, I worked my way out of credit card debt. It took a lot of time and meant giving up on everything from eating out to travelling. But once I was in the clear, I learned how to turn credit cards from a financial black-hole into a tool to save money. Her

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Marie Conklin January - 27 - 2011

Store credit cards charge high interest, have limited use, and provide fewer benefits than traditional credit cards. Are they ever a good idea?

How many times have you been in a store and the cashier asks if youd like to save 10 percent today?

It sounds like a good deal everyone wants a discount. The catch? You have to open a store credit card. Cashiers are trained, and typically required, to present the offer as a smart move. You were going to pay $50 anyway, so why not open the card, save 10 percent, then send in your payment?

More often than not, a consumer will sign up for the card, save 10 percent on their original purchase (plus a few other items theyll buy to really wring the value from the one-time discount), and thene back to buy from the store again, since they have the credit line.

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