Posted by Batool Shamim on February 21, 2011 ·
A prepaid credit card is similar to that of a debit card, as the owner of card load funds to the card. There are certain advantages and disadvantages of prepaid credit card. One must also thoroughly go through the terms and conditions prior to signing up for a prepaid credit card.
Posted by taimoor on January 24, 2011 ·
There is a slight difference between a 0% Balance Transfer Credit Card and 0% Purchase Credit Card (Store Card). You should choose one according to your specific needs and requirements to save money on interest rate charges.
Posted by R. Mak on August 18, 2009 ·
According to a consumer advocacy group, the credit card rates have been raised by nation’s banks and they have increased their profit from lending to consumers in the first half of 2009. On Monday, The Pew Safe Credit Cards Project have said that…
Posted by R. Mak on August 16, 2009 ·
In this article I have explained that what will be the consequences if you exceed from credit card limit. What happens when I charge my credit card over the limit? If you charge your card over the limit then you will be socked with a hefty penalty fee. Commonly the over-the-limit fees charged by card [...]
Posted by R. Mak on August 13, 2009 ·
If you are planning that you will pay off the balance every month, then now you should be less concerned about the interest rate and you should have more concern about the grace period before which card company start charging you interest on…
Posted by R. Mak on August 10, 2009 ·
In this series of articles I have tried to answer some FAQs about credit card fees. Lets have a look at the questions related to credit card fees that are frequently asked by the borrowers.Question: My credit card interest rate has been raised up to 29.99% when I was late paying the bill. So my question is that what is the maximum allowable APR on credit cards? Answer: This misconception is popular among the people that…
Posted by R. Mak on August 2, 2009 ·
Congress wants that it should be harder for the people under-21 to accumulate a mountain of credit card debt.
Credit card holders shall be affected by a new federal law and it will also affect people of all ages who want to have credit cards. But due to the reason that several provisions don’t take effect until February, so for many college students this could be …
