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Chase Slate No Fee Balance Transfer!

A huge credit card deal just got released today. For a limited time (it’s unknown how long), you can get your hands on a no ...

Best Credit Cards to Use Abroad

So you’re thinking about traveling abroad.  Sweet, but before you jump on that plane, there’s plenty to do to ensure you have a safe and ...

What’s a Good APR for a Credit ...

Credit card Q&A: “What is a good APR for a credit card?” Everyone always want the best, the lowest, the cheapest, etc. It makes perfect ...

Chase Sapphire vs. Chase Sapphire Preferred

These days it’s pretty common to see two versions of a certain credit card. The “preferred” version and the “classic” version. And perhaps one of ...

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Better Have a Credit Card If You Plan to Rent a Car

July 2, 2007 No Comments »

If you’re thinking about taking a family trip this summer, or simply need to a rent a car for a business trip or, make sure you’ve got a credit card handy. If you show up to a Hertz or an ... Read More »

Credit Line Increases Can Hurt Your Credit Score

July 2, 2007 No Comments »

While it makes sense to raise credit lines periodically to increase your total credit line and available credit percentage, it can also backfire from time to time. Many credit line requests count as credit inquiries, which will likely be documented ... Read More »

Watch Out for Multiple Balance Transfer Fees

June 30, 2007 No Comments »

I got off the phone with a Citibank representative today after discussing credit card balance transfer offers at length. She informed me that making multiple balance transfer requests under one offer would result in multiple balance transfer fees. Now typically ... Read More »

Clear from American Express

June 23, 2007 No Comments »

If you’re looking for a simple credit card, check out the “American Express Clear” credit card. The credit card is aimed to be simple to use and understand, with no fees for anything, and 1% cash back on all purchases, ... Read More »

Nearly Half of Consumers Don’t Know Their Credit Score

June 20, 2007 No Comments »

Bankrate.com released data from a survey conducted earlier this month in which they used a random-digit-dialed phone to poll 1,004 adults 18 or older nationwide. The survey was carried out for Bankrate by GfK Roper Public Affairs & Media, using ... Read More »

Credit Card Limits on Gas Purchases?

June 18, 2007 No Comments »

You’ve probably never heard of it, and likely never had it happen to you either. Imagine pulling into a gas station, swiping your credit card and pumping your gas. After a few minutes the gas pump shuts off abruptly, though ... Read More »

Balance Transfers and Store Credit Cards

June 13, 2007 No Comments »

A couple of friends of mine moved into a new house a few years ago, and found themselves with a lot more space and not much to fill it. Their first instinct was to the upgrade the television. They had ... Read More »

Fair Isaac to End Credit Piggybacking Practice

June 11, 2007 No Comments »

Fair Isaac, the company behind the widely-used Fico score, has revealed that come September, people who are added as authorized users on existing credit cards will not benefit from past credit history associated with those cards. The move comes after ... Read More »

Make Large Purchases Early in Your Billing Cycle

June 11, 2007 No Comments »

If you generally pay off your entire credit card balance each month, but often have a tough time doing so, you may want to think about timing your credit card purchases. Credit cards have billing cycles, typically 30 days or ... Read More »

Use a Paper Shredder to Combat Identity Theft

June 9, 2007 No Comments »

We get loads of mail each and every day, most of it junk or solicitations. In a given week, most of us receive at least one or two credit card-related pieces of mail as well, making the threat of identity ... Read More »