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Tuesday, 16 November 2010 |
By Timothy Parker
 When shopping for a new credit card, often, consumers make the mistake of focusing mostly on the two characteristics that we hear about the most: the interest rate and the fees. While these two items are very important and should be considered carefully, there is more to look at than just APR and fees. Often, these are the items that are evaluated the most because a majority of credit card customers don't pay their cards in full each month so APR becomes a factor.
Some consumers do practice good credit habits and pay their cards off in full each month and for them, the APR or annual percentage rate isn't as important. If you are one of those people, you might want to look at a cash back credit card.
Does a cash back credit card mean that at certain times you will receive an envelope with crisp new cash to spend on whatever you want? No, but some cards are not far off of that. If you are looking for a card that is purely |
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Sunday, 14 November 2010 |
By Jeremy Biberdorf
 When it comes to the many options available to you as far as credit programs today, it really doesn't get much better than the ever popular cash back credit card. After all, you rely on your card to pay your bills, buy your groceries, and manage your budget each and every month. Who wouldn't want a chance to earn cold, hard cash just for using their credit the same way they always do? While there's no denying that cashback credit cards have a lot to offer, it's nevertheless very important to remember that there is a definite strategy involved when it comes to making the most of yours. Read on to find out how you can maximize your savings and utilize your credit to your utmost advantage.
Choose a card that suits your spending habits.
There are far too many consumers out there that work hard to earn credit rewards that they won't ever really use, unaware that they're really not making the most of perks that could otherwise be so valuable to them. Credit-related rewards are really only worth something to |
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