I currently have two credit cards (#1 - $1569.94(14.99%), #2 - $4,153.37(15.99%)) I'm having no problems paying them down, even though it is going down quite slowly. I am usually paying the ...
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About 2 months ago I was preapproved for a new/used truck from a reputable dealer. I took every precaution known to man to make sure it was true before I...
I keep getting calls and letters from creditors for my daughter. She has not stayed at home for over ten years now and never had any credit here. I have returned the letters unopened and when they ...
I would love to better my credit, but I need loan to help pay off some debts to do this. Is there any loan I could receive since I have poor credit hiostory?...
What is a good credit card I can get where I don't have to pay a monthly fee? Does Capitol One have one? If so, which one is it? I don't want a store one like JC Penny's or something ...
I was working a job, $12/hour and living off it, or not, and ended up $3,000 in credit card debt. I just started a better job at $18.5 an hour and need advice on how to best pay off that debt. Wait ...
Does Opting Out of “prescreened” offers by Credit Cards companies, by sending a letter to three Credit Bureaus asking them not to send more pre-qualified products affects your credit score?...
I would like to close out several of my open credit card accounts that are never used. Is this going to lower my credit score? Should I space them out, i.e. one per month or so? The more info you ...
i keep promising myself that i am going to lose weight but it never happens!i just love junk food.i hate salads and anything that is healthy.i am more chips or crisps i dont eat much during the day ...
Ok this is what I'm confused about. When at the grocery store or gas pump I will use my bank's ATM checking card that has the visa logo. Aside from flexibility of having merchants widely ...
I love my Chase cards, and Providian makes a card (although some of them have a higher interest rate because they are targeted for people with less than perfect credit) that shows you your credit score every month so you can keep track of your credit. It is a wonderful tool and a great card.
ordiofile
marks and Spencer are doing 3.9% for life of the balance.
banditblue1200
No credit card is best.
jue
Credit cards are bad for your health..
Smurfett
go on moneysupermarket.com which will compare all the credit cards out there at the mo..
john_banana
Depends what you want from the card.
If you pay your bill in full every month then the interest rate doesn't matter, go for a card with cash back rewards like Morgan Stanley or Tesco.
Otherwise shop around for ones with low rates on www.moneysupermarket.co.uk
henry315_ny
I doubt you'll find a bank that will offer you a better combination of interest rate and credit limit than Key Bank.
Here's the link...www.key.com
nilechnylasor
The best credit card is the Nationwide. No cash conversion fee abroad....when all the tourists are getting 1.42 euros plus a 2.25 percent or whatever fee. I get 1.49 -1.51 euros and no fee. Nationwide Building Society. been with em 28 years. brilliant. Sod Banks, I used to work for them they are crooks.
Maxi
Tesco is doing a really good deal at the moment
boshnpecs
See a website called 'Motley Fool' they do credit card comparisons, and other financial advice.
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