Have you ever eaten at an expensive restaurant in a foreign country and watched as the waiter sneered at your Visa or MasterCard? Believe it or not, this is a common experience for international travelers, especially those who finance the trip with their business credit card. In the United States, currency is currency, but in [...]
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American Express Credit Cards: Getting the Most Out of International Travel
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The Value of Understanding Your Credit History
Saturday, January 10th, 2009Credit plays an important role in everyone’s life. It affects the purchases you make and much more. One of the ways you can educate yourself and improve your credit is by getting an understanding of your credit history. As of December 1, 2005, all consumers are eligible to request their [...]
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Advantages of Using a Credit Card for Monthly Expenses
Saturday, January 10th, 2009A credit card can be a great tool for managing your monthly living expenses. Using your credit card to charge all of your bills and purchases can make life easier. When used wisely, this approach can save time and help you maximize your credit card’s rewards program.
Establish a budget
The first step to successfully [...]
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Airline Card – To Own or Not to Own?
Friday, December 26th, 2008Everyone’s needs are different depending on their various lifestyles and living patterns. Therefore choosing an airline card from the various airline cards available will depend entirely on your personal circumstances and financial profile. Eventually, it’s up to you as to how hard your airlines credit card will work for you. But by reading these simple [...]
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Credit Repair Letter
Sunday, December 21st, 2008Many people are interested in credit repair. Because of this, there are many companies selling credit repair “kits”, services and even sample copies of a credit repair letter. Some of these services are scams. Some recommend action which is illegal. The kits and software programs are mostly full of information that [...]
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Details of the United Mileage Plus Visa Application
Wednesday, December 10th, 2008The United Mileage Plus Visa is a great Visa for anyone who travels United Airlines frequently. This Visa has a small annual fee of only $60 but a higher than average APR rate than some of the other popular airline reward cards. This higher than normal APR rate is outweighed, however, by the many great [...]
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How to Remove a Collection Account from Your Credit Report
Wednesday, December 10th, 2008Many people have ignored letters from collection agencies. Still others have applied for a mortgage only to find an entry from one on their report. No matter how it gets there, an entry from a collection agency must be deleted from your file.
If you find one on your credit file, you should proceed as follows [...]
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The Best Online Credit Card Sites Offer Added Value
Sunday, December 7th, 2008The best online credit card sites have become difficult to find. It’s not that they aren’t there; it’s just that there are so many offering the same thing. Just do a search on your search engine of choice for your particular requirements and you will be rewarded with an abundance of riches. But which of [...]
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Business Credit Cards Guide
Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008Business credit cards are a helping hand for those entrepreneurs who are running their own businesses. A business credit card not only acts as a line of credit but can also help to provide you enough control in managing your companys finances and cash. When business credit cards were first introduced it was mainly aimed [...]
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How To Improve A Low Credit Score
Sunday, November 30th, 2008If your credit score is below 700, you may not qualify for some of the best interest rates on credit cards, loans or mortgages. This means that just by having a credit score of 695, instead of 725 (just an example), you may end up paying thousands more in interest on any new credit you [...]
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