Rewards Cards Articles

1). Rewards Cards: Redeem Your Points! By : Matthew C. Keegan
I wrote previously urging anyone who still has a credit card that does not give them a “reward” for using that card to convert to a rewards card or switch to a credit card provider that has a rewards program. The reason? If you are going to use a credit card you might as well get something out of the experience. Of course, a rewards card makes no sense for the person who doesn’t pay off their card every month as the interest on the card will likely offset any points accumulated.
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2). Credit Card Company Tricks By : Matthew C. Keegan
Don’t let them fool you. All those solicitations you receive in the mail for credit card applications are meant to reel you in and hook you. Big time. In addition, new bankruptcy laws in the US and higher monthly minimum payment requirements are in place to help stem defaults on loans and to force consumers to pay down debt quicker. All of this sounds great, but credit card companies want to keep you in debt as long as possible.
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3). Low Cost Debt Consolidation Loans By : Matthew C. Keegan
If you have debt and that debt includes two or more monthly payments to lenders at high interest rates, you do not need to be held hostage by burdensome repayment plans. Combine what you owe with a debt consolidation loan and watch your monthly payments and overall debt drop dramatically. Basically, you have two options that can help you head down the road to financial recovery.
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4). Credit Card Late Charges And How To Avoid Them By : Matthew C. Keegan
It is simply getting ridiculous the charges credit card companies are imposing on consumers who are late making payments. Yes, creditors have a legal right to do what they are doing, however ethically speaking that is certainly open to debate! Let's look at some ways you can avoid costly credit card late fees: 1. Pay your bills on time. This one is obvious.
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5). Rewards Cards: Convert Your Current Card By : Matthew C. Keegan
If you are a current credit card holder – MasterCard or Visa -- you may be overlooking an important way to make your card work even better for you: by joining a rewards program. Why possess a plain old credit card when you get rewarded for using the same card? Let’s take a look at how you can receive benefits from your current card. Some cards are offering rewards based on your purchases.
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6). What Makes a Gas Rewards Card Worthwhile? By : Stephanie Foster
With gas prices climbing over the past few years, the gas rewards credit card has really taken off in popularity. Is it a good deal for you?
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