Rewards Articles

1). Chase Free Cash Rewards Visa Credit Card - Pros and Cons By : George Allen
The Chase Free Cash RewardsSM Visa® Card, issued by Chase, is designed for those with very good credit who would like a card that offers a cash back reward program.
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2). Find A Free Credit Card – It’s Not Difficult By : Peter J Kenny
Before we start talking about free credit cards, it is necessary to define somewhat what is meant be free in this context. While there are some credit cards out there that will charge you a monthly or annual subscription fee to become one of their customers and receive their credit card, these deals are becoming far less common than they used to be and therefore it is by far the norm now not to have to pay a subscription fee for a credit card.
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3). Citi Driver’s Edge Platinum Select Card By : Jeremy Biberdorf
Introducing a credit card that actually pays you to drive. The Citi Driver’s Edge Platinum Select Card earns you up to 6% in rebates on purchases, plus $1 in rebates for every 100 miles you drive! You can use the rebates for vehicle related purchases or a wide variety of other rewards. For the first 12 months, you earn 6% rebates on purchases at super markets, drugstores and gas stations.
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4). Earn Rewards Every Time You Use Your Credit Card By : Peter J Kenny
As competition in the UK credit card industry has consistently increased in recent years, credit card providers have been searching for more and more ways to attract customers to their own package of products. Most have gone about this by dropping prices with credit card rates available today that would have been unthinkable just a few years ago. It is now possible to find 0% credit card interest rates not only on balance transfers but also on purchases.
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5). Time To Start Using Those 0% Credit Cards By : Peter J Kenny
It would have been unthinkable just a decade ago, but now it is commonplace in the UK to hear of zero per cent credit cards. Brought about by fierce competition, both from UK and American lenders, and also by historically low interest rates, zero per cent credit cards have become extremely popular. Today, it is almost impossible to find a lender that does not offer some form of zero percent credit card.
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6). Looking for Creative Gift Ideas for Staff? By : Terence Young
Gone are the days when employee incentives are confined to department store gift vouchers and cash bonuses.
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7). Getting Your Credit Card Reward By : Joseph Kenny
There are many credit card deals that are aimed at people with a lot of debt to manage. These credit card deals offer 0% balance transfer rates and low long term interest rates to credit card customers.
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8). Employee Rewards – A Simple Thank You By : Lisa Cieslica
Written by Phoenix Human Resources Outsourcing Professionals Companies struggle with ways to keep the workforce motivated and productive. Properly rewarding employees is a fine line between a gloomy workplace and overkill. The struggle comes when employers search for the best way to reward an employee. Pay, Benefits, Perks, just to name a few of the options kicked around by managers when working to determine employee rewards.
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9). How To Help Cancer Charities With Your Credit Card By : Joseph Kenny
Shopping, meals and holidays are just some of the items we put on our credit cards. But credit card spending does not have to be selfish. Credit card holders can use their credit cards to support worthwhile causes such as charities. There are several ways of doing this. Credit card owners can donate to different charities using their credit cards or they can choose a charity credit card to give their chosen charity a donation every time they spend.
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10). How To Choose Your New Credit Card By : Joseph Kenny
Choosing a new credit card is not just a personal choice. It's a lifestyle choice. There are hundreds of credit cards to choose from and savvy shoppers will want to choose credit cards that suit the way they spend and the things they want to do. Why Do You Need A Credit Card? First of all, consumers need to consider why they need a credit card. For example, some people may be using the credit card to improve their personal cash flow.
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11). Chase BP Visa Credit Card By : Jeremy Biberdorf
If you buy gas from BP gas stations, you should be using the Chase BP Visa Rewards Credit Card. You could be saving up to 10% on purchases made at participating BP gas stations! You could also be saving money almost everywhere else that you shop. The 10% in rebates does only apply to the first 2 billing cycles/months. During that 2 month introductory period, the Chase BP Visa Credit Card can also save you 4% on eligible travel and dining purchases and 2% rebates on other purchases.
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12). Check Out Payment Protection Insurance By : Peter J Kenny
If you check your credit card bill carefully, you will notice that there is sometimes an optional extra charge there. You may have selected it and in that case it will cost you a set amount, or it may be that you have not selected it and in that case it will be zero. This payment protection insurance or PPI. Payment protection insurance has grown rapidly in the last couple of years and is now offered by virtually all credit card providers, on all of their products.
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13). Money To Burn? Consider A Premium Credit Card By : Peter J Kenny
With all things in life, there will be things that you can pay extra for with credit cards. While most people in most circumstances will be looking for a credit card that gives them the absolute cheapest deals and best rates, there will be some people out there who will be looking for that little bit extra with their credit card and will be willing to pay a premium for these extra benefits.
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14). How To Get An Interest Free Credit Card By : Peter J Kenny
As competition in the UK credit card industry has consistently increased in recent years, credit card providers have been searching for more and more ways to attract customers to their own package of products. Most have gone about this by dropping prices with credit card rates available today that would have been unthinkable just a few years ago. It is now possible to find 0% credit card interest rates not only on balance transfers but also on purchases.
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15). Recognition! What's In A Name? By : Chris Herrmann
Cameron Timpson is CEO of a medium-sized electronic assembly operation. He makes a point of making a weekly recognition award to the best assembler on the factory floor. "Today," he shouts to the gathering crowd "it is Lavinia Argot's turn" and he turns to her to present her prize. Her mouth is smiling but her eyes are not. "My name's Davina Urquhart" she whispers.
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16). Credit card companies: the rewards, promos and services that make the difference By : Carl Cox
With so many credit card companies offering credit cards, the consumer market for credit cards has become one tough cookie to crack. To stay competitive, credit card companies offer various extra services, rewards programs and promos that would lure consumers to sign up with their company. Rewards program Most credit cards have a some sort of rewards program running.
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17). I'm A Credit Card Deadbeat: You Can Be One Too! By : Stephanie Andrews
I am delighted to say that I am a credit card deadbeat! In fact, some of you might already be credit card deadbeats too, if so, I commend you for your excellent work! Now, as for those who don’t know what a credit card deadbeat is, before you start thinking I have a screw loose, you may want to continue reading! When I say that I am a credit card deadbeat, I don’t mean that I avoid my credit card bills.
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18). Maximizing Credit Card Rewards By : Joseph Kenny
In their quest to get you to sign up for their credit card, banks and financial institutions are coming up with more and higher incentives to entice you. Frequent flyer miles gave way to gas miles which opened the door for cash rebates and reward points to be used at 'our fine member merchants'. When most other things are equal (APR, annual fees, fees for transfers et al), the style of reward points and how you can make use of them can be the deciding factor in which card you choose to put in your wallet.
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19). Reward Or Cash Back Credit Cards – Maximising Your Returns By : Joseph Kenny
If you are one of the lucky customers who pays off their entire credit card balance in full each month, then interest rates will not be of much importance to you. You pay no interest as you never carry any balance over from month to month. What may be of more interest to you is the loyalty or reward schemes that various credit cards offer and therefore you should be deciding on which card to choose based on this information.
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20). Formal Recognition Ceremony Has Its Place By : Chris Herrmann
Louise Erdmann felt like Gwyneth Paltrow at the Oscar ceremony. She had only been with her current company for a few months but here she stood, at the Christmas Party, receiving a reward for being the "Best Newcomer of the Year" and fighting back the tears. The awards were partly serious and mostly light-hearted but, for some reason, it meant a lot more than getting a 2+ in your appraisal.
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21). Your Degree In Recognition Skills By : Chris Herrmann
Of course, we all majored in recognition skills at high school. Being positive comes as second nature to everybody and we never focus too much on faults. Unfortunately there the fairy tale must end. Complaining, it seems, is a much more developed skill than praising and many people find it difficult to be only positive. It is as if they can't help themselves adding a crushing blow.
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22). History of Credit Cards By : Joseph Kenny
Credit Cards have become an absolute necessity so much so that we take them for granted. A number of money experts have already slated the paper currency as a dying dinosaur. But have you ever wondered where did this plastic money of credit card come from? What is the history of credit cards? Whose genius was it anyways? Though the idea of "have now, pay later" existed since the 1700s but it was only in the early 20th century that the banks started taking credit protection in form of overdrafts.
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23). Chase Credit Cards: A Look at the Top 3 By : Ed Vegliante
Not too many people know this, but there are over 900 different Chase credit cards for consumers to choose from! Yes, the number you read is correct. With most of these cards being “affinity” cards, meaning having direct tie-ins with a store, or with an automanufacturer, you name it the choices for consumers are bountiful.
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24). Can A Reward Be A Sin? By : Chris Herrmann
To be motivational, reward and recognition must be appropriate in the eye of the receiver. Tickets for the big game are fine if you enjoy sport. If you don't enjoy sport but you would like the value of the tickets to spend on something else instead, your reward just turned into another task; selling the tickets. Although they may be easy to sell on to someone else, the motivational edge has been diminished slightly.
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25). Does Recognition Get You In A State? By : Chris Herrmann
Like most managers, Brian Reynolds believed that his team had its strengths and its weaknesses. When asked in an employee satisfaction survey "Do you recognize good performance in your team?" he answered with a resounding "Of course I do!" However the following question stumped him. "How frequently do you make a point of recognizing good performance face-to-face?" His answer had to be "Never".
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