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Articles in Home | Business & Finance | Credit Sort By: Title|Newest|Oldest Zero Percent Credit Cards  By : Thomas Ohlum When searching for a 0 apr credit card, one with 0% annual percentage rate (apr) for a trial period, one of the best ways to find a good deal is to compare the credit card rate of several sites. One way to find reliable sites is to start with a bank credit card. Bank of America, Citibank, and many others offer endless resources online for credit card comparisons. You can find out annual fees, interest rates, balance transfer rates, and interest-free periods for each card to g... Zero Interest Credit Cards  By : Marcus Grant - There are many different types of credit cards to choose from including low interest, balance transfer, instant approval, reward, airline, corporate, prepaid, and even student credit cards. Obviously, you consider many factors when determining the best offer for you. Chief among these factors are all the different rates associated with each offer including the APR (annual percentage rate), the annual fee if there is one as well as other cardholder benefits. Bear in mind... Your First Credit Card  By : Peter J Kenny Strangely, lenders trust people who have been in debt and paid it back more than people who have never had any debt. Although it may seem hard to get a card if you have not gotten one before, there are some ways to get a credit card. Your Credit Score Can Be Destroyed By Simple Credit Inquiries  By : Thomas Rendleman Credit scores can be destroyed by simple credit inquiries. Discover this valuable secret to help you keep your credit score from plummeting. Once you discover this little known technique you'll never look at credit the same way again. By Thomas Rendleman Your Credit Rating  By : Joseph Kenny Not many people spend too much time thinking about it, but every one of us, has a computer file somewhere that contains all the information that makes up our credit history. Your Credit History: What Gets Reported And What Does Not  By : Zack Nelson A credit report is a document that outlines your financial status, specifically your credit history. The three national reporting agencies, Experian, Trans Union and Equifax, work independently so it is advisable to get reports from all three for an accurate picture. Your credit card is a financial tool  By : Bob Benson Credit cards are an excellent way to help you manage your finances each month. Used wisely, they are an excellent financial tool You Can Fix Your Bad Or Poor Credit  By : James Smith Tips on how to get started now. You will not be able to build good credit overnight. It will take discipline and persistence on your part to change your credit for the better. After you have fixed and improved your credit rating in the eyes of lenders, you will notice more opportunities offered to you to borrow money at more desireable terms than when your credit was bad. Just because you have bad credit does not mean that you can not borrow money or get a loan, it just me... Why Your Credit Score Matters  By : Ed Vegliante Among the many innovations that emerged after World War II, credit use has become a major factor in our entire economic profile. As a result, your credit rating is the most important factor in determining your credit APR when you apply for any type of credit: credit cards, 0% APR transfer offers as well as mortgage and car loans. What’s a credit score? Credit reporting was created more than 100 years ago, when small retail merchants banded together to trade financial in... Why You Should Have A Credit Card In Your Own Name  By : Joseph Kenny If you have ever been asked by your wife, husband, child or friend to have someone else as an authorised signatory to you, i.e. a supplemental signatory, on your credit card account you no doubt gave the following some serious thought. We discuss the reasons why both persons should have a credit card in their own name. Why You Should Consider a Business Platinum Credit Card  By : Zack Nelson A business platinum credit card is not one of the regular business credit cards with a unique feature where not only you but your business also benefits from it. Apart from offering various freebies and discounts, what makes a platinum credit card special is its low interest rates and the flexibility it offers. Why You Should Avoid Paying Income Taxes with a Credit Card  By : Zack Nelson A creditor uses a credit score to decide whether to give you a credit or not. The credit score is based on statistics and uses real data obtained from your credit report and credit application. Why Not to Pay PPI (Payment Protection Insurance)  By : Peter1402 One way to save money on your credit card bill is to not take the payment protection insurance, this is a waste of money and the only one who will benefit from this is the credit card company. Why "Do It Yourself Credit Repair" Is The Best Option  By : Brandon C. Hall - Having a good credit rating is one of the essential tools to leading a successful economic life. Although most people don't give their credit reports much thought, good credit allows for many things that are usually taken for granted: credit cards, car rentals, hassle free loans and apartment rentals etc. . . Every time you miss a payment to a creditor, the creditor will report this to a credit bureau, and it will be added to your credit report. If you do this too often, or l... Which Type Of Credit Card To Choose?  By : Peter J Kenny If you are worried about getting a credit card or have a credit card and it is not working out for you, then maybe you should look at some of the alternatives on offer. There are a growing number of card alternatives to credit cards, some of which may be a better option for you. When Your Credit Score Isn't Really Your Credit Score  By : essmeier Potential home buyers are often told to "check your credit score" before applying for a mortgage. That's a great idea, but many buyers don't realize that not all scores are the same. What they should be checking is their FICO credit score. What's The Best Credit Card For Me?  By : David Riewe So, you have decided you need a credit card. However, you must remember that not all credit cards are created equally. Your friend's credit card doesn't mean that it is also the best for you. Before going to this bank and get its credit card, you must consider the several factors that you should take into consideration when deciding which credit card you want to get. Some of those factors include: o Interest rate. When you are the type of person that pays off your bala... What's In Your FICO Score?  By : Ed Vegliante - Obtaining copies of your credit reports from the three major credit reporting bureaus is a must for all American consumers. If you order your copies directly from each bureau, you can get yours for free [once per year per bureau]. That is the law. There is, however, one piece of information not included with your credit reports and that is your FICO score. Your FICO score can determine several things, including what interest rate mortgage lenders will charge you and the rate ... What's In A Credit Report  By : Jeremy Zongker - Thanks to a new federal law put into place in September of 2005, everyone is entitled to one free credit report each year. This is so that you can verify that your report does not contain any false information, and so you can see how your credit rates. Getting your annual free report is as easy as going to the authorized source, www.annualcreditreport.com and requesting one. Once you have your free report, what in the world do all those abbreviations, numbers and codes mea... What You Should Know About Credit Card Terms  By : Masni Rizal Mansor Credit card companies keeps pushing hard to get more customers daily by giving “pre-approved” card offers to would be clients through mail. Chances are you’ve gotten one of this offers in your mail in recent days. Such promotion has being in existences long before now. Though getting such card is good to some extent and getting one will be helpful however, you don’t have to rush getting one without considering the plan terms associated very well. What You Should Know About Credit Card Jargon Buster  By : Masni Rizal Mansor Credit cards, as part of the financial industry, use a massive array of jargon. You can’t be expected to recognise all these technical terms, and some of them are quite important – so here’s a quick guide, in alphabetical order. What You Should Know About Consumer Credit Reports  By : John Rivers - Consumer credit reports are often used by businesses to help them decide whether to lend money or provide other types of benefits to a particular consumer. Credit bureaus provide credit report information on consumers to interested parties, to enable them to assess a person's risk levels or suitability for a loan or other purpose. These consumer credit reports show the status of your credit score including judgments, tax liens, and other credit related information. Your consu... What You Should Know About Cashback Credit Cards  By : Gordon Goodfellow This article reveals the truth about how banks allocate the monthly repayment in the bank's interest by establishing a hierarchy predicated on the various interest rates they charge, so that holders of cashback credit cards will always be punished, whatever action they take. It also shows why it is important to renew your plastic once the opening cashback credit card offer time finishes. What You Can Do To Improve Your Credit Score  By : Cindy Kenny It is hard to watch television these days without hearing about credit scores. If you are not looking to get a loan or credit card, you may be wandering whether or not they are important. Your credit score is important, regardless of whether or not you plan on applying for a credit card or loan. What to Do When Your Credit Card Interest Rate Increases  By : Stephen Snyder If your credit card lender does conduct a universal review on you and you're negatively affected by their decision—here's what to do. What Sets A Student Credit Card Apart From Other Credit Cards  By : David Riewe Today, most parents contend that it is okay to let college students obtain their very own credit card. Not only because they want to let their kids manage their finances alone but also because having credit cards or a credit history for that matter is extremely important. With the advent of credit cards, most people would always be looking into someone’s credit history before they can approve anything. They even insist that without a credit history, people tend to bec... What Sets A College Student Credit Card Apart From Other Credit Cards  By : Sohel Katir With college student credit card that today, most parents contend that it is okay to let college students obtain their very own credit card. Not only because they want to let their kids manage their finances alone but also because having credit cards or a credit history for that matter is extremely important. With the advent of credit cards, most people would always be looking into someone’s credit history before they can approve anything. They even insist that without ... What Makes A Good Credit Card?  By : Peter J Kenny The biggest problem is that what can be a good credit card for one person can be a bad card for someone else. So, how do you know what makes a good credit card for you? What is your name worth  By : Bob Benson Need a loan? Probably at some point in your life you will. If not now, perhaps later. Maybe you want a car, a house, a credit card. Cars use leases, houses use mortgages. What Is Worse Than Having Bad Credit?  By : Amanda Hash The lack of credit history is an obstacle most young people have to go through, we hope you find these tips useful to start. What is Skimming  By : Bob Benson In speaking of drawbacks of credit cards another form is the fraud of making copies of stored information upon the credit card, also known as “Skimming”. What is an Affinity Credit Card?  By : Russell Hughes You can help support your favourite charity by taking out an affinity credit card. When you get the card the charity receives a one-off payment and every time you make a purchase the charity receives a donation. What Is Actually A Prepaid Credit Card?  By : Anne Tide The concept of the prepaid card is the a rather new thing in the credit card market. Described as a ‘credit card without debt‘ it seems almost too good to be true. But what can we really expect as the prepaid debit card begins to invade the market? Can it really be as simple as a prepaid phone or gift card? What Is A Government Free Credit Report?  By : Talbert Most people have and now they have the ability to find out. If you want quick access to your credit score, then you should get yourself a free credit report online. This is the easiest and the quickest way to obtain your credit score. What is a Cash Back Credit Card?  By : Russell Hughes Cashback credit cards are the product of loyalty schemes designed to reward you for using one particular companies product. A cashback credit card is a great example of this. What Does FICO Mean To You?  By : Jeanette Joy Fisher Although it may not be a term you're familiar with, the term FICO can be a determining factor as to whether or not you qualify for a credit or loan. But what is FICO, and how does it affect you when it comes to your creditworthiness? The acronym FICO actually stands for Fair Isaac Company, which was the company that originally created a mathematical model for the credit reporting company Experian. FICO was designed as a tool that could be used by creditors to evaluate the ... What Does a 'Universal Default Penalty' Clause Mean On My Credit Card?  By : Cindy Kenny You apply for a credit card that has an advertised 10% APR. The card is approved and you spend money on it. Some months later you notice that the interest rate cannot possibly be 10% APR but is nearer 30% APR.. What Do The Numbers Indicate On Credit Cards?  By : Jim Glu Ever wondered what the numbers on your cards indicate? Well you might have written them down at several points, either as reference or as a security measure in case of theft, but did you ever sit down to think what they might mean? Here’s the answer. What Are Your Credit Opportunities  By : Ken Driscoll Every individual requires credit for better lifestyle. The Equal Credit Opportunity Act facilitates consumers to enjoy equal opportunities for obtaining credit; but a lot depends on existing debt, credit history, income, creditworthiness etc. What are They Charging you? - Understanding Credit Card Insurances  By : Mary Ann Wise Whenever you are shopping for a Credit Card you always wonder what all those insurances that come with the Credit Card Package stand for and how to issue a claim if something happens to you. What are the Best Credit Cards in the UK?  By : Russell Hughes There are many different types of credit cards in the UK and knowing which is the best for you can sometimes be quite confusing. Moneyeverything.com help you find the best card by comparing the best options side by side. What Are Supplemental Credit Cardholders?  By : Cindy Kenny Have you ever been faced with the worry that your son or daughter is off to college and you want to give them access to emergency cash without having to give them the actual cash – which they’ll likely spend beforehand – but knowing by the time you wire the money to them the emergency may well be over? What Are Reward Credit Cards?  By : Joseph Kenny There are numerous companies that offer you ‘fantastic’ or ‘unbeatable rewards’ for the privilege of providing you with their credit card, however, whichever card you use should be chosen carefully. What Are Platinum Credit Cards?  By : Joseph Kenny Platinum credit cards have many benefits and features compared to a standard or gold credit card. Conventional school of thought would find platinum credit cards to be a status symbol. However, relaxed rules and upper limits have brought them within reach of the average person too. What are Gold Credit Cards?  By : Joseph Kenny Gold credit cards are special privilege cards that are traditionally offered by credit card companies either to high earners or to their loyal customers who have a good credit history. Traditionally they are considered to be status symbol because they are associated with high annual income, which offer added services and benefits. What Are Credit Card Rates?  By : David Riewe Credit card rates have always been an issue in applying for a credit card. These rates are what everyone should know before choosing a credit company from another. Shopping around for the best rates will give you the best deal. For you to own a credit card, you should first know what are credit card rates? What is an APR? What are the different kinds of rates? Credit card rates are used to measure the interest of your credit card. It is used to know how much you would... Ways To Resolve A Credit Report Dispute  By : John Rivers - Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act the reporting company and the information provider are responsible for correcting any credit report disputes. However, they must first be made aware that you have credit report disputes. A person can report and correct errors in their credit report by following two easy steps. Step one is to report your error to the consumer reporting company in writing and make them aware that you have a credit report dispute. Make sure you include all ... Watch out for hidden dangers in your credit card  By : Peter J Kenny Credit cards are a valuable tool in today’s society, and have many benefits including improved cash flow and buyer security. However, credit cards have dangers too, and if they are used badly or you are unaware of the potential problems, you could end up paying out a lot of money and getting into debt Visa Vs MasterCard – Which Is The Best?  By : Cindy Kenny The two leading credit card companies in the world today are the competitors Visa and MasterCard. They both operate along very similar lines. Visa Or Mastercard: Which Credit Card Should You Apply For?  By : Ed Vegliante Should you get Visa or MasterCard? Is one of them better than the other? Will one of them help your credit rating more than the other? Many people ask themselves these types of questions when they think about getting their first credit card or additional ones. The fact is, few differences exist between the two credit card brands today, but you can benefit by having a better understanding of the two companies and using their competition to your advantage. Just Who Are Visa... VantageScore Sheds New Light on Consumer Creditworthiness  By : Scott Have you heard of VantageScore? This is the new type of credit scoring assessment being put in place by the three major credit bureaus. Because so many complaints were coming in from consumers and corporations dealing in credit alike, the three agencies began to see the merit of adjusting credit scores to be more meaningful and consistent. Using Your Credit Card Wisely  By : Peter1402 Keeping your credit card debts in check should be your sole aim in life if you want to live a financially viable life, because if you don’t the fall out of having a lot of debt on your credit cards can start to affect other parts of your life Using Your Credit Card While On Vacation  By : Peter1402 Many of us are always trying to save interest and charges on our credit cards, however, there are some charges that we may be unaware of. While you are relaxing on vacation you could be running up extra charges and interest while using your credit card abroad. It always pays to read the small print! Using Your Credit Card For Foreign Purchases  By : Cindy Kenny One of the major advertised benefits of applying for and having a credit card is the fact that they are accepted at millions of outlets all round the world. But, are there any major issues you need to be considering when using your credit for foreign purchases? Using Your Credit Card Abroad  By : Peter J Kenny If you are going abroad, then using a credit card can be the safest and most effective way of carrying currency. But what steps should you take to make sure your card is the best one to use abroad? Using Credit Cards Wisely  By : Jack Chevalier Credit cards have moved on to become almost a necessity today. It’s rare to find people having no credit card. In fact most of the people have more than one credit card. However, possessing a credit card is not enough. You also need to understand how to use it properly. Using Credit Cards Safely Online  By : Jim Glu Online transactions through credit cards cannot be avoided whether you are a seller or buyer, and can be usually done safely and confidently if certain simple rules are followed. Use Your Credit Card To Have A Merry Christmas  By : Peter1402 For many people Christmas is not a time of cheer but a time when they worry about rising credit card debt. By keeping a close watch on their spending and repayments many find that they very quickly get out of debt. The steps I have shown below are very simple but they are very important. Understanding Your Credit History  By : Philip Nicosia Very few people actually understand their credit score or how it affects their ability to get future credit. Understanding The 0% Intro Rates Credit Cards  By : Michael Colucci Understand the different types of credit cards and what 0% intro rates are all about. Understanding Credit Card Loyalty Schemes  By : Stephen Pratley Almost every individual who buys a newspaper or uses the Internet will at one time or another have been bombarded with tempting credit card offers. The credit card is for most of us an indispensable instrument of everyday convenience that is within the reach of almost anyone who has an income. While it is clear that a card offers many advantages, it would be wise to delve into the features offered by any given card before actually deciding to settle for it. UK consumers start clawing their way out of the financial debt pit  By : Michael Hanna Latest figures show that UK consumers have started to lose their appetite for debt, and are starting to become more financially aware. Types of Credit Card  By : Masni Rizal Mansor Specialty credit cards are other set of standard non-secure cards designed specifically for individual business users and students with unique and special needs. True Credit Secrets  By : Rick Miller Figuring out exactly how credit scores work is problematic. Like nuclear fission, learning Chinese and setting the clock on your DVD player, credit scoring is not something that most people can easily master. In the complicated world of credit scores there is one fact that pretty much everyone assumes is true: late payments are bad for your credit scores. Not only are late payments bad, but they are also assumed to be one of the worst things you could do to your scores. T... Treat Yourself With A Rewards Credit Card  By : Peter J Kenny The credit card companies are looking for ways to make us spend more money with our credit cards and as the more we spend the more profit that the credit card companies will get. Interest rates are getting higher and do not forget the retailers as they charge them a fee of up to 2% on the amount that we spend in their premises. Travel Rewards From Using Your Credit Card  By : David Riewe Responsible use of your credit card allows flexibility and leverage as it helps people manage their money. By using the principle of interest rates in credit, it allows large and expensive purchases like buying furniture and appliances. Payment for these large purchases can be extended over a specific period to make it more flexible for the credit user. The credit card company on the other hand is able to earn income charging interest rates for credit used over a specific per... Travel Credit Cards  By : Anthony Harris - One of the best perks of using a credit card these days is earning airline miles that you can use for your next family vacation or business trip aboard. If you apply online for credit card offers, you can find a wide variety of airline miles reward programs. One of the most popular is one from Capital One. They offer a travel credit card called the Capital One No Hassle Miles Visa Signature Card. This no annual fee credit card is ideal for people who like to earn miles and sa... Travel Credit Card  By : anthony harris One of the best perks of using a credit card these days is earning airline miles that you can use for your next family vacation or business trip aboard. If you apply online for credit card offers, you can find a wide variety of airline miles reward programs. Transferring Balances of High Interest Rate Credit Cards  By : Brian Shoemaker You just received the latest bill from your present credit card company. The balance is huge not to mention a high interest rate. When you signed up for the credit card, you didn't take into consideration the high interest rate. Now you realize it is going to take you forever to pay off the balance. Is there anything you can do? Too Much Debt?  By : Kimberly Credit Do You Recognize the Signs of Too Much Debt? How to Know if You Are In Over Your Head Do you know the warning signs of too much debt? Credit is great when it is used wisely, but more and more Americans are getting in over their heads in debt. Tips To Start Building A High Credit Score From The Beginning  By : David Makarski The foundations of building a debt free society is in the generation next. In order to lower bankruptcy filings and help citizens manage money sensibly society needs to inculcate financial discipline from a young age. Tips To Avoid Gaining A Bad Credit Rating With Your Mortgage  By : Cindy Kenny While having your own home is an important part of your financial picture, too many people make decisions without thinking things over. Making a mistake with your mortgage is a fast way to end up with terrible credit. Tips To Apply For A Credit Card  By : Talbert The recently passed Bankruptcy Abuse and Consumer Protection Act requires, as a condition of filing for bankruptcy, that all debtors first meet with an approved credit counseling agency. This is designed to ensure that all debtors receive some sound advice regarding money management so that they can avoid having to file for bankruptcy again in the future. Tips on How to Get a Free Credit Report Online  By : David Makarski Since 2005 every US citizen is entitled to get a free copy of their credit report from each of the three major credit bureaus, TransUnion, Experian, and Equifax. Detailed information on them can be obtained from the World Wide Web. Tips For Getting Finance After Bankruptcy  By : Mary Ann Wise If you have gone through bankruptcy you probably think that there are no chances of you getting finance again for many years. The truth is that bankruptcy is really a drawback when it comes to applying for a loan or credit card. However, if you follow these guidelines you’ll be able to improve your credit score and recover you ability to obtain finance. Tips For Credit Card Approval  By : Bob Benson With the vast expanse of the internet, it has become easier than ever to gain approval for a credit card instantly Tips for Choosing the right Credit Card  By : Shane Stocks Useful hints with regard to what you need to consider when choosing a credit card. Tips for choosing better low APR credit cards  By : Rachel Noga With purchases via credit cards becoming as routine as cash payments, having a credit card has become an integral component in today’s economy. But how do you figure out what makes one credit card better than another? Firstly, remember that all credit cards are not created equal. Time To Start Using Those 0% Credit Cards  By : Peter J Kenny Probably the most common form of zero per cent for a credit purchase is on balance transfers. So if you find yourself paying a lot of interest on existing credit card balances, then you could look into transferring this balance onto a new credit card that offers you zero percent to do so. This has the potential of saving you hundreds of pounds in interest payments. Time to Repair Credit Card Debt is Now!  By : William King A large number of people are drowning in credit card debt. In order to repair credit card debt, first of all start by calculating the debt that you owe. A figure would give you a reality check. Then start by budgeting your expenditure. Keep a strict tab on your expenses. Thirdly, consolidate your debt through a low interest credit card so that you at least save up on interest. These little steps might make you feel frustrated at times but the effort put in would be so worth it. Things To Remember About Credit Card Ownership  By : Tom Takihi Owning a credit card is like owning a gun. Handle it responsibly and it will take care of you and save you from occasional tight situations. Misuse it and it can bring you to grave financial disaster. Things to know about repairing your credit  By : Darren McLaughlin Information on repairing your credit. Things To Know About Mastercard  By : David Riewe Credit card is known today as the plastic money. But it stretches the limit of a typical paper money. Credit cards increase the buying power of a consumer because of what is known as the credit limit. Payments are made easier because you don’t have to make stops to the billing centers. What’s best is that owning a credit card gives you a worldwide access to cash. MasterCard is one of the credit cards in the market. Today, MasterCard offers the Automatic Bill Payment. With... The Working Of A Credit Card  By : Jim Glu Ever wondered how this amazing piece of plastic gives you the power to purchase products from various stores – right from a shoe to your grocery to a refrigerator? The War On Low Apr Credit  By : David Riewe The interest rate is definitely a key factor consumers consider before signing up for a credit card. This is especially true for those carrying balances, as a card with low rates will generate significant savings. Thus, MasterCard, Visa and other leading credit card groups are now competing in terms of varying low APR (annual percentage rate) packages. The huge market for card shoppers has also made banks tie-up with card companies or set up their own card units. Based on ... The Truth About Credit Report Agencies  By : Masni Rizal Mansor Imagine the next time you join a discussion about credit report agencies. When you start sharing the fascinating credit report agencies facts below, your friends will be absolutely amazed. The Truth About Credit Card APR  By : Michael Colucci I certainly can’t blame you if you express disbelief and outright doubt when you read the words low APR credit card. That’s like an oxymoron that’s never going to come true, isn’t it? When did a credit card ever have low APR? The Travails Of The Pros And Cons Of A Small Business Credit Card  By : Sohel Katir For small business credit card getting a sense out of a deal is, in some instances, the most difficult thing to do. This is because most people could not instantly figure out the benefits they can derive from obtaining it. Take for example the case of small business credit card. Some people contend that business credit cards are crucial in the growth of a business, while other s contend that it is just one way of losing their investments. But whatever the point there is... The Travails Of The Pros And Cons Of A Business Credit Card  By : David Riewe Getting a sense out of a deal is, in some instances, the most difficult thing to do. This is because most people could not instantly figure out the benefits they can derive from obtaining it. Take for example the case of business credit cards. Some people contend that business credit cards are crucial in the growth of a business, while other s contend that it is just one way of losing their investments. But whatever the point there is, only one this is certain, it is ... The Top 3 Visa Credit Cards  By : Eric Wasselman It is not easy to select the top three Visa credit cards as comparison is normally done based on certain components, such as APR, cash back rewards, cash advance, paying off balance monthly and or carrying balance on amounts owed. The Top 3 MasterCard Credit Cards  By : Eric Wasselman According to www.bankrate.com, the top three MasterCard’s based on carry a balance were issued by Capital One, Pulaski Bank and Trust Company, and. The Top 3 HSBC Bank Credit Cards  By : Eric Wasselman Issued by the HSBC Bank in Nevada, HSBC credit cards are valued because of their low APR which means a lot to customers who generally carry a balance on their credit cards monthly. The Top 3 Discover Credit Cards  By : Eric Wasselman Discover credit cards are another popular credit card. The top three cards according to online research are the Discover Platinum card, The Miles Card from Discover, and the Discover Platinum Gas card. The Top 3 Citibank Credit Cards  By : Eric Wasselman The top Citibank (Citi) credit cards were selected based on the introductory purchase APR (Annual Percentage Rate). The Top 3 Chase Credit Cards  By : Eric Wasselman The top three Chase credit cards issued by Chase Manhattan Bank are Chase Platinum credit card, Chase Travel Platinum Visa and Chase Flexible Rewards Platinum Visa. The Top 3 BankFirst Credit Cards  By : Eric Wasselman BankFirst offers a range of Gold and classic visa credit cards. The three most popular BankFirst Credit Cards based on Internet research and customer reviews were. The Top 3 American Express Credit Cards  By : Eric Wasselman The top three American Express cards are: Blue from American Express, Blue Cash and Blue Sky from American Express. The Top 3 Advanta Credit Cards  By : Eric Wasselman Advanta credit cards are offered only to businesses. A search of the internet showed the top three Advanta cards as being, Advanta Business Rewards Platinum BusinessCard, Advanta Platinum BusinessCard and Advanta Life-of-Balance Platinum Card. The Tales Of The 0% APR Credit Card  By : People used to think that they had enough on their benefits with their credit cards. They thought that the rewards they get and the low interest they have is already enough to last a lifetime. However, there are instances when they get to have the chance of seeing promotions like 0% APR. Now, this is really something. But the question is, is it true? Is there a great probability that credit card companies can actually offer a 0% APR? For most financial experts, they c... The Shocking Truth Credit Card Companies Are Afraid To Tell You.  By : chadder Credit cards are an easy way to immediate gratification to spend and buy with money you don’t have and it often forces many to run into debt and even bankruptcy. It is therefore crucial to weigh the pros and cons before filling out any old application for a credit card – which I receive almost daily in my mail LOL (:--). [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]	Authors Sign Up for a free account. Submit your articles. Publishers Category RSS feeds. Resources Accredited Home Schools Article Directory More Resources

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