Credit Cards
Credit card is a part of our everyday lives, and because so many people get in trouble because of it, it deserves its own section. Althought some people do get in financial trouble because of it, we believe that it is a financial tool that could be rewarding when used properly. In addition to these articles, check out related articles in these sections: borrowing and lending money, debt reduction and management, and your credit.
Credit Card is a subsection of debt management.
5% Cash Back Credit Cards, February 2012 Promotion Calendar
The following is the 2012 calendar of 5% cashback bonus promotions for some of the credit cards and debit cards that are currently offering a 5% promotion. These cards include Chase Freedom, Citi Dividend, Discover Card, [...]
6 Reasons Not to Apply for a Store Credit Card
We have all experienced the uncomfortable situation of being offered a store credit card when we’re shopping. Whether you are buying groceries, consumer electronics, or some new home decorations, the clerk at the register will stop [...]
Using Balance Transfers to Reduce Your Credit Card Debt Faster
Getting out of credit card debt can be a long and fraustrating process. Every day, interest accumulates on the money owed and every month the bills do not seem to get much smaller. This is particularly [...]
Should You Open New Credit Card Accounts to Get the Rewards?
Credit card companies are beginning to send out more credit card offers to individuals with good credit scores. There had been a downturn in the number of offers sent out, but with the economy stabilizing the [...]
How to Get the Most From Your Rewards Cards
Rewards cards allow you to earn cash back or other incentives just for using your credit card. Smart shoppers know how to maximize their rewards by using their credit card for their every day spending and [...]
When to Choose a Low Interest Credit Card Over a Reward Card
One of the first things that many of us look for when applying for a credit card is the interest rate. While a low interest credit card is nice, does interest rate always matter? In some [...]
The Pros and Cons of Making a Credit Card Balance Transfer
I have discussed using balance transfer credit cards to help you reduce your debt more quickly. As such, I think it’s prudent to go over the advantages and disadvantages of using a balance transfer credit card [...]
6 Tips to Help You Reduce Your Credit Card Balance
For decades our society has spent money we don’t have. Conspicuous consumerism was a term that was fashioned in the 1980′s and continued until the Great Recession hit in 2008. If we didn’t have the money [...]
Why Credit Unions May Have The Best Credit Card for You
Since the integration of the CARD Act of 2009, credit card companies have done a lot of rearranging and upgrading of their card terms and conditions. The CARD act was designed to be a big win [...]
How to Make Credit Cards Work for You
Credit cards can be extremely beneficial to individuals and even small business owners. Then again, many can tell you, or have at least heard of, one credit card horror story. Either way you look at it, [...]
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