Credit Card Consolidation Articles
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Date Submitted: 17th of January 2008 |
| If you’re a college student, you probably already have a credit
card. If not, you may have plans to get one or more soon. So why
should you read on? |
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Date Submitted: 8th of June 2005 |
| While there are many choices in low interest credit cards,
choosing the best credit cards can be tricky without an accurate
source of information. Maybe you're hoping to transfer a
balance off of a high interest credit card or finance a major
purchase at a low percentage rate, or maybe you'd like to
improve or establish your credit rating. |
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Date Submitted: 25th of January 2005 |
| We have all heard countless stories of people over their heads
with credit card debt-maxing out every card they own, then only
being able to afford the minimum monthly payment. High interest
payments shackle people to their debt for years, not to mention
the significant income drain the finance charges have on their
families. |
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Date Submitted: 2nd of December 2004 |
| These days, people need to very carefully consider what type of
credit card they will carry in their wallets. There are so many
options out there, and each individual has different needs. Some
of us tend to carry a balance, so we need a low interest credit
card. Others pay off their card each month and so don't pay any
interest. They are more concerned with having a credit card that
has no annual fee. |
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Date Submitted: 4th of November 2004 |
| With today’s credit card companies, there are many opportunities
to get your cards rate of 21% or more reduced. The higher the
amount of interest your card charges will cost you more for a
simple purchase and ultimately may take you years to pay off
instead of months, should you make the minimum payment allowed.
People often just pay the minimum balance as a way to improve
their credit rating; this couldn’t be a more dangerous way to
increase your credit score. Leveraging the credit card company
to say "Uncle" to your ability to switch over is easier than you
think. |
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Date Submitted: 2nd of November 2004 |
| Ok, let’s face it, everybody hates high credit card rates, and
they drain hard earned money out of your wallet. As a valued
consumer, it is apparent that you learn how to negotiate to get
the absolute best rate that you possibly can. The good news
however is that it doesn’t have to be a difficult or
time-consuming process. In fact, it can be very easy indeed if
you know what you’re doing. |
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Date Submitted: 2nd of November 2004 |
| The little disease that comes with those credit cards. Oh yes,
we all get it in the mail, all those offers to get a credit
card. |
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