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Debt Addiction, Settlement and Your Credit Score

March 2, 2018 4 Comments

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There’s been a lot in the media lately about debt addiction. It’s a problem not only in America but in other parts of the world, too. Despite knowing the dangers of overspending, sometimes people can’t seem to stop creating new debt.

Debt Snowball

It’s not hard to see that many of us have too much debt – and we know it. In the wake of the Great Recession, many of us have taken steps to curb our spending and reduce our debt. But those steps are harder to take for some people. Despite knowing the dangers of overspending, they just can’t seem to stop creating new debt.

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Why Do You Need Payment Card for Travelling?

May 15, 2017 2 Comments

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Card for travel is a new trend among debit ones. They are always tied to your personal Bank account. Thus, you have access to your finances anywhere in the world wherever you travel. Here are two good reasons to start using a payment card for travel. First of all, traveling abroad with this one, you save money during currency exchange.

Payment Card for Travelling

Secondly, you can easily monitor your expenses in any country. Today, very few banks offer cards that provide no-fee currency exchange, and the process of obtaining such credit can be extremely difficult.

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The Best Purchases to Make on Your Credit Card

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In order to get a good credit score, you need to be using credit, but many can be wary when using credit cards, all too aware of the potential problems that they can cause further down the line. However, with some savvy shopping and a good understanding of how to build up your credit rating without ranking up a debt too, you can start to reap the rewards that many credit card companies will offer.

The Best Purchases to Make on Your Credit Card

Whether you’re looking to apply for a new card, or you want to start using your existing card more, below you’ll find some top items to purchase that can help you to build your credit.

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Tips To Manage Credit Cards When You Are In Debt

September 16, 2015 2 Comments

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The debt crisis is the most unpleasant phenomena faced by billions around. Many people drowning in debt have started reading particularly about mortgages, student loans, delinquent taxes, and unpaid medical bills. As a consequence, this article will help you determine your priorities for debts and devise a strategy to manage it.

Tips To Manage Credit Cards When You Are In Debt

A Harvard professor of contract law remarked in a recent article that credit card contracts are exceedingly complicated that even he finds it hard to understand it. As a result, a contract for a mortgage, a car loan, a lease, a purchase order, or a new employee mentions precisely how much you will get in return, a credit card contract is a list of rules that change what you are required to pay when they are triggered by some events.

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How To Pick The Best Credit Card From a Thousand Cards

May 11, 2015 2 Comments

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There are a thousand credit cards available in the market. Whereas, individual carries, on average, 2 credit cards. So, how to shortlist? How you’d zero in on a few credit cards from seeming an infinite number of options? Choosing a right credit card has become one of the most important topics of personal finance. But, I haven’t written up on this earlier. Let me cover every step that one must take to pick the best credit card fitting to their need.

How to Select Your Credit Card, A Step By Step Guide

 

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