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Sep. 17th, 2008

Credit Card Problems

Credit cards: just think how many problems they cause! Why cannot we live without plastics?! Of course, they let us buy lots of things we want and pay the purchases later, but it’s a trap. Credit is a rat race! Just think, you spend years to establish good credit. You do your best to become eligible for a rewards plastic. And then one day you realize that in the pursuit of rewards, you have made overdraft that is going to affect your credit. All you can do is to take a chance to pay the debt and apply for a balance transfer card. But it turns out that  balance transfer cards are not so easy to obtain, they also demand high credit rating.  And what shall you do? How to get out of debt?

Jan. 15th, 2008

Manage Your january Credit Card Bills


The holidays went past.  The working routine has begun again.  Besides, the end of the January is coming and many people begin to receive their first bills in this year.

Psychologists say that the end of January is the hardest time of a year for many people. The reason is the bills, especially credit card bills. Looking at the January credit card bills, many realize how much money they spent on Christmas presents. Many find out how the Christmas purchases affected their credit history.  So, what is the way out?

One of the ways to overcome these financial problems is to transfer your balance from your current credit card onto another one that will have lower APR.  All you need to do is to find a credit card with low APR and ask your creditor to transfer your balance onto it. If you manage to get a credit card with lower APR (at least for an introductory period), you will be able to start paying off your debt without overpaying. 

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