Entries Categorized as 'Credit Card Tips'

Using Their Money

By Leni Parrish on October 3, 2007 | Credit Card Tips, low interest, Money Saving Tips | Comments Off on Using Their Money

Something I’ve always considered doing, and what I KNOW some people already do successfully, is use “their money” to make money. Who’s money? The credit card companies and low interest loans… any place that gives […]

Keep the Credit Card Accounts Open… really.

By Leni Parrish on October 1, 2007 | Credit Card Advice, Credit Card Tips | Comments Off on Keep the Credit Card Accounts Open… really.

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.  […]

Use Your Chase Credit Card as a Budgeting Tool

By Leni Parrish on September 18, 2007 | Credit Card Advice, Credit Card Tips, Money Saving Tips | Comments Off on Use Your Chase Credit Card as a Budgeting Tool

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, […]

Tips on How to Avoid Credit Fraud

By ccflyers on August 14, 2007 | Credit Card Tips | Comments Off on Tips on How to Avoid Credit Fraud

Credit card fraud costs credit card holders and credit card companies billions of dollars each year, if you are a credit card holder and want to protect yourself from credit card fraud, this article is […]

Maximizing Credit Card Rewards

By ccflyers on August 3, 2007 | Credit Card Tips | Comments Off on Maximizing Credit Card Rewards

The term maximizing means getting the most out of something, when it comes to credit cards many people have worked on maximizing their credit card rewards. The term “rewards” here does not mean reward points, […]

Beware of credit card companies that have two-cycle billing

By ccflyers on June 25, 2007 | Credit Card Tips | Comments Off on Beware of credit card companies that have two-cycle billing

Most banks normally calculate month interest charges based on the average daily balance for that particular month. With two-cycle billing, your interest is calculated based on your average daily balance for the last two billing […]

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