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Chase Slate No Fee Balance Transfer!

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 fee ...

Best Credit Cards to Use Abroad

Consumers often inquire about which credit cards are the best to use when traveling oversees, as it can be quite expensive to pull out foreign ...

Citi Simplicity Card Review

By now, you’ve probably heard of the “Citi Simplicity Card,” which as the name suggests, is aimed at keeping things simple. It accomplishes its goal ...

What Is a Good APR for a ...

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 ...

Cash Back Credit Cards With No Annual ...

In a recent post, I questioned whether credit cards with annual fees were worth it. The answer was somewhat mixed, with annual fees being a ...

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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JP Morgan Chase Becomes #1 Credit Card Issuer in the U.S.

February 6, 2007 No Comments »

After a solid 2006, JP Morgan Chase increased their credit-card portfolio by six-percent to edge out Bank of America as the number one credit card issuer in the United States. Bank of America had previously been the top issuer in ... Read More »

Use Credit Cards for Automatic Billpay

February 5, 2007 No Comments »

You’ve probably seen, or are presently enrolled in an automatic billpay program with your cell phone, utility, or another monthly liability. It’s quite common to set up an automatic payment plan to pay bills on a monthly basis to avoid ... Read More »

Always Use Credit Cards for Large (and Small) Purchases

January 31, 2007 No Comments »

If you’re thinking about buying that plasma screen, or perhaps going on a shopping spree, or even buying a cup of coffee, think credit card, not debit card. These days most consumers are issued debit cards from their primary banking ... Read More »

Ex Bank of America VP Indicted on Credit Card Fraud

January 30, 2007 No Comments »

It seems credit card fraud can be found high and low these days as former Vice President of Bank of America Robert Conner was indicted on credit card fraud. According to court filings, former Bank of America VP Robert Conner ... Read More »

Credit Card Skimmer Scams

January 26, 2007 No Comments »

A few months back I was the victim of credit card fraud. Luckily the credit card issuer was hip to the scam, and I avoided any financial loss or hardship. But the bank did deactivate my credit card, and it ... Read More »

Free Credit Report, But No Free Credit Score

January 24, 2007 No Comments »

Most people have heard of the Fair Credit Reporting Act which entitles consumers to a free copy of their credit report once every 12 months from each of the three credit bureaus. However, many may not realize that their free ... Read More »

Is it Really Overdraft Protection?

January 20, 2007 No Comments »

A friend of mine recently had an overdrawn account with Wells Fargo, and though he had overdraft protection, he still ended up paying $10 for a cash advance from their overdraft account. What’s ironic is that even with overdraft protection ... Read More »

Don’t Close Credit Card Accounts While Building Credit

January 11, 2007 No Comments »

Be careful when it comes to closing revolving accounts, especially credit card accounts you’ve had for years. Those very credit card accounts contain credit history and increase your available credit percentage, two things that other creditors deem important when considering ... Read More »

Periodically Raise Credit Card Limits

January 10, 2007 No Comments »

If you currently use credit cards, you need to know how to get the most out of them. One important tip that many credit card holders aren’t aware of is the ability to raise their credit limits. For every credit ... Read More »

Don’t Choose Credit Cards for Their Reward Programs

January 9, 2007 No Comments »

When you’re in the market for a new credit card, you may be lured from one card to the next by special offers, low fees, and reward programs. But you should recognize that the most important factor in selecting your ... Read More »