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December 18, 2011

What types of credit cards pays the customer for using the card?

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Question by kiwi753: What types of credit cards pays the customer for using the card?
Can you please include the types of cards that a 19- year- old can get. What I mean is, some credit cards are difficult to receive based on age etc. I have a credit card and I dont like that company and I am approximately to actually close the account, but I want another credit card..

Best answer:

Answer by Lee
Speaking from experience, there are quite a few of credit cards that offer money back… I’m just not exactly sure if companies have varying names for these types of credit cards. The card I have is from Citi Bank and the card is called “Citi Dividends.” The way mine works is that for each $ 100 that I charge I get $ 1 back. It isn’t much, but there is no annual fee for this card either. Also, after the “dividends” is up to $ 50, you can call or go on their website to request that a check be manicure. So, they’ll cut you a follow that you’ll receive within a week or 2 for exactly $ 50… No taxes taken out or anything. =) Hope that helps!



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November 29, 2011

Who would like to pay off my credit card debt for me?

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Question by 1yugpj: Who would like to pay off my credit card debt for me?
Kidding.. but if anyone does have extra cash..I’d be grateful for the offer. Actually, I’d like to know advice on the best way to pay off credit card debt. I have about 10,000 in credit debt. Mostly from going through a divorce a few years ago.

Best answer:

Answer by c_schreel
hey, if u find that person please send them my way…….lol



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November 23, 2011

Q&A: Can I take out student loans to pay off credit card debt?

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Question by typeonegsd: Can I take out student loans to pay off credit card debt?
I am in school part time and have a lot of credit card debt. It is preventing me from going full time because I have to work to pay the minimums. Can I take out a student loan to pay off say $ 15,000 of credit card debt so that I tin attend class full time?

Best answer:

Answer by J.
Just make sure the interest rate for student loan is lower than your credit card.



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November 19, 2011

Q&A: Do I need to pay off credit card balance if I’m a secondary card holder?

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Question by Kadaj: Do I need to pay off credit card balance if I’m a secondary card holder?
My dad is the primary user of the credit card. I have not use the credit card for almost two years. Now the card company is asking me to pay off balance. Am I liable for the balance?

Best answer:

Answer by Benzo
If your dad is not paying then, yes, you are responsible. The same way you can build good credit if he’s on time, it will also show bad credit if he doesn’t pay.



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November 18, 2011

Q&A: what is a good credit card interest rate?

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Question by Tiffany C: what is a good credit card interest rate?
Right now my card is 19% interest and I know there is way best out there, but what is a good interest rate? Is 13% good? I checked my credit score and it was about 750 (though there’s only two years to go off of so of course its well…) So what percentage do you rib think I should be able to find??

Best answer:

Answer by Akbar B
With that kind of a score you should be able to get 9.99% Go to bankrate.com and check for banks which will offer that genial of rate. Good luck.



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October 29, 2011

How high can a credit card interest rate get?!!!!!?

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Question by echochik2001: How high can a credit card interest rate get?!!!!!?
I have a friend that had a credit card through Citicard with a balance of $ 4500 somehow the balance jumped to over $ 9000. Citicard says that he had an interest rate of 31%. How is this possible? How can this be legal? HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!

Best answer:

Answer by Brandy E
Federal law mandates that a credit card company in the U.S has the right to raise somebody’s interest rate to 34.75%. That is the law.



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October 27, 2011

Q&A: Has anyone came up with creative ways to pay off credit card debt?

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Question by Theandysullivan: Has anyone came up with creative ways to pay off credit card debt?
Ive actually spent $ 240 on Elmo TMXs to sell online to pay off $ 500 credit card debt. Any others?So far you both really suck at answering the question!So far you both really suck at answering the question!

Best answer:

Answer by sangheili
Do not have a credit card. If you can, get a debit tease. It will allow you to do all the things a regular credit card can do, but it is linked to your savings account, so you use your money, and pay no interest.



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October 25, 2011

Credit Card Rates Hit 18-Month High, According to IndexCreditCards.com Survey

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Credit Card Rates Hit 18-Month High, According to IndexCreditCards.com Survey

Cleveland, OH (PRWEB) July 28, 2009

Credit card issuers continue to respond to economic conditions and government regulations with their weapon of choice – higher interest rates. According to IndexCreditCards.com’s latest Credit Card Monitor survey, average credit card rates have jumped significantly again this month, with a current average rate on consumer cards of 14.94 percent — the highest average rate since January of 2008.

To illustrate the speed at which rates have climbed, IndexCreditCards.com reports that the current rate of 14.94 percent is over a full point higher than the average rate just four months ago — 13.89 percent in March of this year.

While most rate hikes are disproportionately felt by those with lower credit scores, the recent hikes are being felt just as much by those with good credit. Many credit issuers, having already pushed their higher rate tiers to the extreme, are either doing away with lower rate tiers or raising them significantly. In other words, consumers with good credit are finding fewer offers that reward their good behavior with low interest rates.

“It’s a double whammy for consumers correct now,” IndexCreditCards.com Founder, Adam Jusko said. “Card issuers were already raising rates in response to higher defaults in an unstable economic environment. Then the new credit teased law was passed. While the law doesn’t fully take effect until February, it’s provided issuers with a second justification for rate hikes.”

The 14.94 percent average quote above is IndexCreditCards.com’s attempt to pinpoint an average rate that encompasses the entire credit card market. In addition, the site breaks down average rates in several more specific credit card categories:

The average credit card rate for non-reward consumer cards is 14.04% The average ordering for consumer cards offering rewards is 15.32% The average student credit card rate is 15.33% The average rate on non-reward business credit cards is 13.19% The average rate on business credit cards offering rewards is 13.71%

Financial institutions correspond in the survey include American Express, Bank of America, Capital One, Chase, Citi, Discover, HSBC, U.S. Bank, Wells Fargo and more.

About IndexCreditCards.com:

IndexCreditCards.com offers credit card news, research, and perhaps the most comprehensive index of credit cards available on the Internet today, with a master listing of o’er 1,200 credit carded as well as categorized lists based on interest rates, reward programs, business credit cards, student credit cards and credit cards for those with poor credit histories.

Credit Card Monitor is a regular survey tracking average credit card rates in multiple card categories.

Contact:

Adam Jusko
IndexCreditCards.com
216.221.0312
http://www.IndexCreditCards.com

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October 22, 2011

Credit Card Finder Releases Australian Credit Card Debt Repayment Calculator

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Credit Card Finder Releases Australian Credit Card Debt Repayment Calculator

A preview of the calculator.

(PRWEB) February 4, 2009

Credit Card Finder, an Australian online credit card comparison and application service, announces the release of its free online calculator designed to help individuals calculate and determine the potential savings of credit card balance transfers and interest repayments. With Credit Card Finder’s credit card calculator, users can make a planned, budgeted strategy on their debt consolidation and credit cards.

“Australians are more and more frequently turning to online, independent parties for financial review,” says Mike Jarocki, webmaster of Credit Card Finder. “With the implementation of Credit Card Finder’s new free tool, it’s easier than ever for users to acted an educated stand on their finances, especially in a contemporary time of economic downturn.”

By inputting a hypothetical balance, interest rate, monthly repayment and length of repayment, users can successfully determine the total interest they’ll have to repay on their credit card. Users can also enter a payment strategy, which creates a comparison of how much money is saved based on whether the highest interest cards or those with the lowest balance are paid off first.

The credit card calculator also gives users the option to download their calculations as a spreadsheet. With the spreadsheet, users can track different credit strategies over time and determine which method is most effective when it comes to balance management.

In addition to its free use by any consumer, Credit Card Finder’s credit card calculator is also free for webmasters to use on their own Web sites, providing credit is given to Credit Card Finder for the usage.

Credit Card Finder’s credit card calculator is available at http://www.creditcardfinder.com.au/credit-card-calculator . For more news from Credit Card Finder, visit the company’s RSS feed.

Contact information:
Mike Jarocki
Credit Card Finder
4 Ridgetop Place Dural
+61411888778
Mike (at) creditcardfinder (dot) com (dot) au

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October 20, 2011

Best Way To Pay Down Credit Card Debt – Get Out Of Debt Fast

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Best Way To Pay Down Credit Card Debt – Get Out Of Debt Fast

Do you ever feel like the credit card bills each month are so much of a routine now that it is like second nature to pay the same payment and the same bills on a month to month basis, and even on some occasion you take a glance at the balance and you never see it actually see it go down?

Well, on a personal perspective this is true in so many ways especially dealing with credit card debt and the main reason is due to the interest rates that secretly get added without your knowledge, right? So the next time you open a credit card statement, I would like to dare you to view how the last payment was divided between the principal and the interest. And i can guarantee you that the most often then not the credit card interest will take up more of your payment then the principal.

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