Big Changes In Store For Credit Card Holders. What Does This Mean In Reallity? Yahoo News In Finance?
May 20, 2009 by jon | Posted in Credit
EVERY AMERICAN WITH CREDIT CARDs WILL SEE all-inclusive chances in the markets. In others words we get the shaft after we have made them rich? When will this happen tommorow? Next week?
So in the next 9 months they can indeed wax us for $?
in 9 months or july 2010 depends on the manifestation. good news for credit card holders but you know damn well the banks will make up their loses somewhere. hoggish pigs that they are. i think any body whos ever had their interest jacked up on all their cards because of a late payment on one should get all that interest back. no doubt it wont happen. i feel "bad" that some people in the industry may capitulate their jobs,cant pay bills get hounded by collections get sued etc. i feel just loathsome. yeah right.
Are There Ways To Get "good Credit" Without Owning A Credit Card?
Jun 26, 2007 by ssmith | Posted in Credit
Because people say you difficulty good credit to get loans for houses, etc., but then they say "don't get a credit card, they are bad news"... so how can you get good credit other than by having a credit card?
P.S. I also already have a debit card, that works as a credit/debit card and I buy alot of crap online with it, which is always billed toward the credit feature... so does that mean I already have somewhat of a credit value built up?
A secured credit card requires that you put money with the issuing bank, and the bank will issue a credit card in the same amount for your use. Secured cards are guaranteed to be approved, because the bank has your set aside money in case you do not pay your balance. A secured credit card for bad credit operates much like a regular credit card. You gain a monthly statement, and you pay your minimum monthly payment or the balance in full each month. You are charged an interest price, annual fee and possibly other fees for a secured credit card account. apply online at: http://www.credit-card-gallery.com/PrePa id_Card.html
What Should I Consider When Picking Out My First Credit Card?
Oct 22, 2009 by Emily | Posted in Credit
I am a college disciple and I am looking into getting a credit card to establish credit. I plan on paying off my balance throughout the month but I imagine I heard on the news yesterday that some credit card companies will be charging a fee to do that? What should I consider when picking out a credit card?
Your first card doesn't perforce have to be a secured credit card but it may have to be. Try applying for a Discover Student Card.
Why Do News Agencies Never Report On Americans Who Pay Credit Cards In Full?
Oct 20, 2008 by me-inside | Posted in Media & Journalism
Candidly, every time a news show does a story about credit cards they always talk about those in the worst situation and fix the CC companies look evil. Why do news agencies ever talk about CC users who pay in full each month and gain the rewards such as cashback, miles, etc. with no interest or fees? If you are going to bad-mouth and industry at least current both sides.
Why do news agencies never report on Americans who pay credit cards in full?
Because it does not see interesting reading, they like to report on peoples suffering as the public cant get enough of others annoyance.
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The last straw was the late-model hike in interest rates -- spiking up to 30% APR.
For me -- with a premium rated credit line !!
Who do these guys think I am -- a bloody cash cow ??
No way I'm gona finance a $100 million dollar compensation for another failed...
This is TOO MUCH -- put an end to charging us for your mistakes & fat bonuses.
Fortunately, I bought my "C" stocks at less than $3.00 so it now is heyday to dump them (@$4.50). If I quit CITI, I'm sure I'm not the only one they drive away ....
I found this, but it is a few days old.
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