Annual Fees War: Visa Black or AMEX Platinum?
October 11, 2011, by CreditCardsLab
How much of a difference does an annual fee make as you’re choosing credit cards? We take a look at he Visa Black credit card and American Express Platinum credit card offers, both of which include a $495 annual fee.
Why Your 401(k) Isn’t the Solution for Credit Card Debt
October 4, 2011, by Antonio Bard
Thinking your retirement fund will save your finances? You may be digging a much deeper hole by that taking that route. Here are a few reasons why, along with ideas on other options for eliminating your credit card debt.
No Annual Fee Credit Card Offers Available
September 29, 2011, by Jon Dell
A no annual fee credit card is a great financial management tool. Here we review several of the better offers available, including the Discover More card and AMEX Simply Cash business credit card.
5 Reasons to Change Your Credit Card Company
September 27, 2011, by Beth May
Today’s credit card offers might be a big incentive for you to make your own changes. Cash back bonuses or balance transfer options are often why consumers apply for a new credit card.
Parting Ways? Split the Credit Card Debt
September 20, 2011, by Antonio Bard
Sometimes, holy matrimony can feel more like a holy terror. In our modern society, our marriages are just as apt to fall apart as they are to stay intact. Unfortunately, divorcing your joint debt might be harder than divorcing your spouse.
Comparing Business Cards: AMEX Plum, Chase Ink Plus
September 15, 2011, by Antonio Bard
With what feels like credit card overload in the business card industry, knowing the details before you apply can make a big difference in the costs of running a business.
Credit Cards: Singular or Plural?
September 13, 2011, by Beth May
With so many credit card offers, it’s difficult to decide which ones and how many to carry. A reality check and a bit of research ensures you’re making the best financial decisions when it comes to your credit.
Rebuilding Credit with Secured Credit Cards
September 8, 2011, by Evita Page
It can be difficult to rebuild your credit, especially after you’ve worked years to keep a strong and impressive credit history intact. If you do run into trouble, a secured credit card might be the best route as you pick up the pieces.
