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Nov
1

Stay Out of Debt With Prepaid Cards

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This is a timely reminder with Christmas just around the corner and massive
credit card spending due to a lot of people not having savings to fall back on.

Some years back i cut up my credit cards and just use debit cards it was the
best thing our family ever did.

1.We don’t have debt.
2. We control our spending,if money is running a little low in our account then
we tighten our belt and make do with what we have putting off buying that something.

Are we going with out? No way!

Credit cards encourage you to spend if we still had credit cards then
we would go out and buy…… WHY? Because we can not necessarily because we
need what it is we are going to buy on credit.

We get rid of things or upgrade things more easily and quicker when we have credit cards
when quiet often their is nothing wrong with what we have it’s just a case of money
burning a hole in our pockets even if we have none but have a credit card.

Debit cards are part of any good banks normal ATM card,having an ATM card in this country
costs around $6 a month account keeping fees and the debit card is part of that card.

Here Visa and now Mastercard are the people transactions go through when you use your
debit card like a credit card to buy something wether instore or online.

Their are no fees to Visa or Mastercard in using their facilities only the monthly fee your bank
charger you for the ATM card.( The exception may be if you withdraw cash rather than buying
something instore or online)

But of coarse the key word is,you use your own money if you have no money in your account
then you must wait until you do before you can spend again.

So let’s all have a prosperous New Year chop up your credit cards NOW before spending
money you don’t have this Christmas and struggle all through the coming new year.
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It seems while i and my family are very happy with our Debit card our Countries law
may be offering us protection as while i was searching for info on the subject i came accross
this disturbing video about Debit Cards…. Worth a look

Stay Out of Debt With Prepaid Cards
By P. Zulueta
In today’s economy, more Americans than ever are sliding into credit card debt. While it can be easy to fall into that “buy now, pay later” kind of mindset, don’t fall for it! This is one of the easiest ways to get yourself into some pretty insurmountable credit card debt. If you’ve been looking to find a more permanent solution to your debt problems, then you’ve probably never considered using prepaid debit cards before.

While it may seems as though one type of plastic is just as bad as another, prepaid debit cards offer the best solution for permanently staying out of debt. So say good-bye to your credit cards and hello to financial freedom!

One of the greatest benefits of prepaid debit cards is that you can control your spending. If you tend to shop as though you don’t have a budget - and let’s face it, with credit cards, it’s easy to think this way - then you’ll find a prepaid debit card absolutely indispensable.

Unlike credit cards, you can control the balance that’s loaded onto the card. So if you want a card with a $1,000 spending limit, then you have the freedom to make that choice with prepaid debit cards. Unlike credit cards, where the balance is determined by the lenders, you can have the power over how much you’ll be able to spend with your plastic. It’s a great way to stay on budget, which is absolutely indispensable when you’re looking to stay out of debt!

Additionally, prepaid debit cards can help you boost your overall credit rating, which is one of the most important determining factors for how much interest you’ll pay when you apply for credit cards, mortgages and other personal loans. When you’re paying 18% interest for every purchase that you make with a credit card, it’s almost inevitable that you’ll fall into the kind of debt trap that can seem impossible to get out of.

However, with prepaid debit cards, you’ll not only avoid paying those outrageous interest fees; you’ll be able to give your credit score a healthy boost! This is certainly an attractive benefit to prepaid debit cards, especially for those consumers who may have a less-than-perfect credit score.

If you’re a parent, then prepaid debit cards make a great financial investment for your children. Unlike credit cards - which can often be wielded by teenagers or college-age students with disastrous results - prepaid debit cards will protect your hard-earned money, while teaching your child all about financial responsibility. When it comes to staying out of debt, it helps to keep a rein in on what your child spends!

Prepaid debt cards offer one of the best alternatives out there in the constant battle against debt. If you’d like to claim your own prepaid debit card, visit LifestyleDebitCards.com today!

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Sep
7

Choosing Between Debit and Credit Cards

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Choosing Between Debit and Credit Cards
by Janna Weiss
Cardholders make a lot of choices. First they must choose whether or not to apply for a card. Then they have to decide which card they want. Their choices include 0% interest cards, reward cards, charity cards, and so forth. But now there’s another choice for cardholders to make: debit or credit? Which card suits your needs better? Is one payment method superior to the other?

Debit Cards

Debit cards are a convenient choice for everyday purchases. You swipe them at cash registers and gas pumps just as you would a credit card. Debit cards pull money straight from your bank account. There is no interest involved, and no monthly payments to worry about. If you tend to carry a balance on your credit cards from month to month, debit cards might be a good alternative.

Still, buyers should pay careful attention to their bank balances when using debit cards. Most debit cards won’t be declined until you’re overdrawn by hundreds of dollars, and each overdrawn transaction will cost you big.

Also, debit card users aren’t subject to the same amount of purchaser protection that credit card users enjoy. For example, purchases made with credit cards can be reimbursed if the merchandise turns out to be shoddy. When you buy something with a debit card, you’re pretty much stuck with the purchase unless you can get an old-fashioned refund from the seller.

Credit Cards

Credit cards offer variety, perks, and consumer protection. They also come with the temptation to make purchases now and pay for them months later. If you’re not careful, it could even take years to pay off that family vacation or Christmas shopping spree! The number one rule for credit cards is this: Pay your balance in full every month. If you don’t, interest rates and finance fees will inflate the cost of your purchases.

For those who pay off their monthly balances, credit cards are good financial tools that offer benefits not found with debit cards. For instance, some credit cards offer cash rebates for daily purchases like groceries and gas. Others help frequent travelers rack up free airline miles. Special-interest credit cards put money toward a variety of good causes, from college funds for children to veterinary care for pets. Still others donate a portion of all purchases to the charity of your choice.

Credit cards offer other bonuses as well. Many provide rental car insurance and roadside assistance. Their greatest benefit is the protection they offer against fraud. If someone uses your credit cards to make unauthorized purchases, you won’t be liable for the costs. Also, if you purchase an item that turns out to be faulty, you can receive a reimbursement from the credit card company.

Are credit cards superior to debit cards, or vice versa? The answer depends on what kind of buyer you are, and what kind of perks you want. If you’d rather not deal with monthly payments, debit cards are a good choice. But if you want to build up your credit score and enjoy some rewards along the way, credit cards are your best bet.
About the Author
This article is courtesy of CreditorWeb.com, where you can compare business credit card offers and apply for credit cards online.
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Disclaimer…. All home loan info does not endorse any links within any articles posted,they may or may not be top products,caution is your best friend.

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Jun
15

Credit Cards For Fair Credit A Long Needed Major Improvement

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Credit Cards For Fair Credit -A Long-Needed Major Improvement
By Aubrey Clark
Today more and more people are turning to balance transfer credit cards to help save money. With mortgage companies being fickle about whom they loan money to, and gas prices at $4 bucks a gallon people’s credit card balances are stacking up. Fortunately there are still a few credit cards on the market that offer balance transfer credit cards for fair credit.

We thought we would do our part and outline some of the best credit cards that are on the market for those with fair to average credit.

First, what exactly is fair credit? Fair credit is best described as a person who basically pays their bills on time but has a few late payments, or a little too much debt. The credit card companies look at your job, housing, debt load and overall capacity to repay the card when approving a credit card.

Some of the categories for credit cards for fair credit are balance transfer cards, business cards, rewards cards, cash back cards and more. Having fair credit shouldn’t mean that you have to get an obnoxious credit card that hurts you more than it helps you.

Outlined below we have listed, what we feel, are some of the top rated fair credit credit cards on the market. Each of these credit cards has distinct advantages and disadvantages that the card holder should know about before applying for the card, so always read the fine print before applying.

Regular Credit Cards - IberiaBank Visa® Classic Card is hands-down, one of the best credit cards for average credit. IberiaBank credit card is offering a 0% transfer offer and a 4% rate on purchases! For those of you whose credit leans more to the “fair” side of the “fair to average credit” there is the Citi® Platinum Select® Card. This card offers rates as low as a decent 10.9%, no annual fee and a 0% introductory rate for balance transfers. Both of these credit cards are great deals for people for fair to average credit.

Rewards Credit Cards for Fair to Average credit – Most credit cards that are offered for fair to average credit card applicants don’t offer a descent rewards program. Not this card, we found a great credit card with a great rewards program for average credit. The Bank of America Accelerated Rewards™ American Express® Card is for borrowers whose credit leans toward the average side. It offers a low fixed rate for new purchases and balance transfers with average credit who qualifies. It also has a 0% introductory offer with access to their rewards program and there is no annual fee!

Card issuers that issue credit cards for fair credit want to approve you as much as you want to get approved. What you have to do is to make sure you fill out the application completely. Some people skip through the application missing important questions that could add “points” towards their approval. Here are a few things that can help you with your application.

Report all of your gross income (before taxes); be sure to include side jobs, seasonal jobs and second jobs. If asked, be sure to list your checking and savings accounts, believe it or not having some money in savings helps. Job time is important; many people have worked for a company then left and came back. You can add those two time periods together to show the longer job time. Make sure you list the total years and months of you residence as well.

Last but not least, go after the card you really want! Most people with fair to average credit “under-apply” for the credit cards they really want for fear of being turned down. If you have decided that you are going to get a credit regardless, we suggest that you pick the card that you really want to have and make a solid application. At the same time you can apply to a card that is more likely to approve you. If you get two cards you can simply close the least attractive one or keep it open for a rainy day.

Aubrey Clark is an editor and writer for Direct Banc, a directory for low interest rate credit cards. He lives and works in Atlanta, Ga. with his wife and four children.

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