Yes, credit cards have a bad reputation in the eyes of most people. We all do it though- we get mad because we pay one of our credit cards a little late and then get hit with late fees, or worse, an interest rate hike on all of our credit cards.
You can really maximize your […]
Entries Categorized as 'Credit Card Advice'
Maximize Credit Card Use
October 19, 2007 | Credit Card Advice, Credit Card General, Credit Card Tips |
Tyler Thomas
WHAT?! $750 for an iPhone if You Don’t Have Perfect Credit?
October 16, 2007 | Bad Credit, Credit Card Advice |
Tyler Thomas
The iPhone is clearly a product that’s targeted to people with some disposable income, considering it runs around $500 normally. But even people who would spend $500 on a phone (that’s more than a phone really) could have less-than-perfect-credit scores. All it takes is one late payment and suddenly you could be flagged as ‘average’ […]
Credit Card Offers Have Opt-Out Options
October 11, 2007 | Credit Card Advice |
ccflyers
Please visit my previous post for more detailed info on How to Stop Receiving “pre-approved” Credit Card Offers?
You have the right to “Opt-Out”, which prevents Consumer Credit Reporting Companies from providing your credit file information for Firm Offers. To “Opt-Out”, you can either opt-out online by visiting OptOutPrescreen.com or call 1-888-5-OPTOUT (1-888-567-8688).
Did you find this […]
Hey Music Lovers, Did You Know About This?
October 9, 2007 | Credit Card Advice |
Tyler Thomas
Sony and Visa teamed up to create a credit card for music lovers (and just lovers of entertainment in general, really.) If you purchase Sony products regularly- both online and off, you’d benefit from the Sony Platinum Visa Credit Card.
Here’s what the card gets ya:
points, points and more points whenever you buy anything with the […]
Keep the Credit Card Accounts Open… really.
October 1, 2007 | Credit Card Advice, Credit Card Tips |
Tyler Thomas
I learned a pretty hard lesson recently. Let me give you some credit card education! When I was in college 6 years ago (has it really been that long?!) I had a ton of credit cards. I was using them to pay for books each semester and to pay the difference in what my meager savings […]
Express Yourself with Your Chase Credit Card
September 25, 2007 | Credit Card Advice |
Tyler Thomas
A Chase Credit Card is an excellent asset to have in your wallet. It can give you financial flexibility and freedom, earn you all kinds of rewards and rebates, help you build good credit, and help you keep track of your monthly expenses. But you don’t have to be the only one that benefits from […]
Use Your Chase Credit Card as a Budgeting Tool
September 18, 2007 | Credit Card Advice, Credit Card Tips, Money Saving Tips |
Tyler Thomas
Sometimes you just don’t know where your money is going. With deposited checks and direct-deposits bringing money into your account, and your debit card drawing it back out for you to spend in cash form, you pick up receipts everywhere you go and still aren’t sure where all of your spending is taking place. But […]
Why You Should Travel with Chase
September 15, 2007 | Choosing Cards, Credit Card Advice |
Tyler Thomas
There are a million and one things to worry about when you travel abroad. Whether you’re traveling on business or taking off on vacation, between delayed flights, bad weather, lost luggage, mixed-up hotel reservations and questionable water, we could all afford to have one less thing on our minds. And using a Chase Credit Card […]
Paper or Plastic? -the Benefits of Business Credit Cards and Paper Money
September 13, 2007 | Credit Card Advice |
Tyler Thomas
We all know it’s easy to use a credit card. Most major businesses accept them, there’s no hassling with change, no taking the time to dig a pen out of your purse or pocket to write a check, and it keeps a very detailed receipt of the date, time and place where you spent your […]
Use Credit Cards Wisely During the Holiday Season
August 26, 2007 | Credit Card Advice |
ccflyers
November and December are termed as the ’shopping months’ of the year. Around about Christmas people usually throw caution to the wind and decide to indulge in some shopping. If you are also part of the shopping brigade and often find yourself looking at massive credit card bills by the time your shopping is done, […]
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