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Showing posts with label credit cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label credit cards. Show all posts

Thursday, May 31, 2007

It Is Mint!

It seems like everything is going up. I don't want to talk about the price of gas. That makes my blood pressure go up. The temperature outdoors keeps going up. My kids keep growing up. The only thing that has gone down is the APR that Mint Credit Cards offers!

This uk credit card has an attractive introductory offer and has recently lowered their typical APR. Their interest rates on balance transfers look interesting too.

MINT is a business name of The Royal Bank of Scotland. Check out their site to see if this isn't the best credit card offer ever. Be sure to read the agreement so you know that to benefit from the full period of any special offer you must not break any term of your credit card agreement.

Maybe this is the card you need to get those credit card balances down!

Wednesday, May 23, 2007

Be Careful With Credit Cards

After, finally, getting a handle on our credit cards, we have vowed never to maintain a balance on our cards ever again. Having a credit card was great when we needed the money at that time and we did earn a lot of reward points that we were able to turn in for cash. The interest we were paying bugged me. I'm not saying that I won't have a Credit Card. I just am more careful with how I use it.

Another reason I am more careful with the use of my credit card is the recent stealing of information that happened through the retailer TJ Maxx. We need to be aware and protect ourselves.

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Tuesday, March 6, 2007

Credit Cards

I think that the general plan for credit cards was to make people safer because they didn't have to carry cash. Cash is much more disposable to a robber and so that is what they want. The mindset of using a credit card has to be one of caution. I find it too easy to not take into account the cost of something because I can pay with a credit card. If I did not have that option I may wait and then find out I didn't really want the item after all. Many people can handle credit cards and not have a problem. I wish I could be that way. The only way to stop me from using the card is to keep me out of the store. We didn't have a card for many years. It was hard to get credit without one. We thought it would be good to have in case of an emergency and so after using resources to compare credit cards, we signed up for one. Unfortunately my emergencies come in Small, Medium, or Large. We thought reward credit cards were a good thing until our balance skyrocketed and we looked around to find a low interest card to make a zero balance transfer transaction. Many people are fine with credit cards. I am not. This is a sponsored post