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0% Intro APR on Purchases until October 2009.
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Credit card rates
Purchases:
Introductory APR: 0%
Introductory Period: Until
October
2009
Ongoing APR: 13.9%
Default APR: 24.9%
Minimum Grace Period: 25 days
Minimum Finance
Charge:
$0.50

Balance Transfers:
Introductory APR: n/a
Introductory Period: n/a
Ongoing APR: 13.9%
Default APR: 24.9%
Minimum Grace Period: n/a
Minimum Finance
Charge:
$0.50

Cash Advances:
Introductory APR: n/a
Introductory Period: n/a
Ongoing APR: 22.9%
Default APR: 24.9%
Minimum Grace Period: n/a
Minimum Finance
Charge:
$0.50
Credit card transaction fees
Balance Transfer Fees:
Minimum: n/a
Fee Rate: n/a
Maximum: n/a

Cash Advance Fees:
Minimum: $10
Fee Rate: 3%
Maximum: n/a

Foreign Exchange Fees:
Minimum: n/a
Fee Rate: n/a
Maximum: n/a
Other credit card fees
Initial Fees:
Setup Fee: $0

Maintenance Fees:
Annual Fee: $0

Penalty Fees:
Late Payment Fee: $15-$39
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Rewards Credit Cards

Many credit consumers turned out to be on the sidetrack due to these days' economical problems. The economic recession made some cardholders reconsider their spending habits and credit card management style. Some people reduced the amount of plastics they paid for goods and services with. Now they use only the most beneficial deals that pay off. Some cardholders realized that they cannot afford using credit cards and just closed their accounts.

But still there are people, who managed to keep their credit rating on the same level and still qualify for card offers with actually favorable terms and conditions. The question is: what deals are worth applying for in the context of the current US economy downturn?

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Credit Card Management

Credit experts single out 2 basic types of credit card users. What they have in common is that both groups use bank credit card deals to pay for purchases. But these categories stick to different schemes of managing finances. The groups have names - revolvers and transactors.

They manage plastics in different ways, their spending habits and financial management style differ. You wonder which type of card user you belong to? Keep on reading and you will find it out. This will not just satisfy your curiosity, this information will help you choose the best card for you.

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Credit Accounts

Going to divorce? Worrying about your credit score may be the last thing on your mind during this life-changing event. But if you don't pay off and close your joint accounts, you can get into a serious trouble! Your joint debt will remain your shared responsibility even after divorce. Once your soon-to-be-ex-spouse make several late payments, you FICO score will significantly drop. Since the modern world revolves around credit, a low FICO score will have a devastating effect on your life. Luckily, you can save your financial reputation by taking timely measures.

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Credit Cards Tips

Looking for a way to reduce your monthly expenses and free up some cash? Transferring a credit card balance to a plastic with 0% or at least low interest rates can help. It is an excellent way to pay off your remaining debt sooner and save hundreds of dollars on interest charges. However, before you rush off to look for the most suitable balance transfer credit card, consider our tips. Although the concept of a balance transfer seems simple enough, there are some hidden pitfalls that you need to know about. Ignorance could turn out to be a very costly mistake.

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