Finding a Low-Credit Credit Card
Prepaid credit cards offer an easy and fast way to obtain a low-credit credit card.
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Understanding Credit Card Fees
Credit card fees are annoying. But by knowing what they are ahead of time the consumer can be sure to avoid them.
The Appeal of No Frills Credit Cards
Starting in the last quarter of 2011 and continuing into this year, banks are pushing basic, no frills credit cards.
How Young is Old Enough For a Credit Card?
Some parents feel that their kid is old enough for a credit card when they begin college.
Using Credit Cards to Cut the Cost of Gas – Five Cards That Can Save You Money
With financial experts predicting that gas prices will hit $5/gallon in the future, many people are looking for ways to cut the cost of gas.
Should You Get Your Kid a Credit Card?
One common issue that comes up when deciding how to manage children’s financial lives is the decision of when to get your kid a credit card.
The Suze Orman Debit Card – Really?
The Suze Orman debit card claims to be a way for customers to build credit, but it features included fees that could trip people up.
Consumer Credit Surges to Largest Level in Ten Years
The Federal Reserve Board’s Consumer Credit Report revealed a 9.9 percent increase in people making credit card purchases in November 2011.
The Dangers of Maxing Out Our Your Credit Card For Christmas
Maxing out your credit card at Christmas time is a bad idea because it will impact your credit utilization rating
Cheap Convenient Mobile Credit Card Reader on Your Smartphone
Small business owners are beginning to use smartphones to process credit card payments and expand their businesses.
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