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How to Repair a Bad Credit History
How to Use a Credit Card to Save Money
How to Live Within Your Means & Get Out of Debt
How to Get Out of Credit Card Debt
Choosing a Credit Counselor
How to Handle Creditors if I Know I Cannot Pay My Bills
How to Increase a Credit Score
How to Remove Judgments From Your Credit Report
How to File Bankruptcy
How to Recover From Debt
Who Regulates Credit Counselors?
How to Fix Bad Credit
How to Consolidate Debt
How to Stay Out of Debt
How to Consolidate Credit Card Debt
How to Raise a Credit Rating
Find low-interest credit cards by contacting the local bank, searching online or reading through promotion… More
The APR for credit cards is the approximate interest rate that will be charged on purchases and cash advan… More
The most common way for someone to get a credit card is to establish a banking relationship. Get a checkin… More
Applying for a credit card can be handled on the internet, at a bank, or sometimes over the phone. Learn h… More
When dealing with credit cards, the best advice is that credit cards should not be used except for purchas… More
To get a credit card with no credit, visit a bank for a secured credit card, pay off the secured credit ca… More
Many banks, such as Capitol One and First Premier, will issue credit cards to people with bad credit, thou… More
Apply for a credit card without credit by picking companies that offer very small loan amounts and making … More
It is possible to use a credit card to pay off another credit card, but it is not advisable because it may… More
Use a credit card to save money by transferring any smaller balances to a higher-limit card with a low int… More
In order to lower the APR, or interest rate, on a credit card, a person should be dutiful in paying the ba… More
Summary: Use a credit card to save money by transferring any smaller balances to a higher-limit card with a low interest rate. Avoid struggling with credit card minimum payments by consolidated balances to have one monthly payment with insight from a certified public accountant and credit counselor in this free video on debt management.
Jerrie Guthrey has been a certified public accountant and credit counselor since 1992. He earned a Bachelor of Science in business management with an emphasis in accounting. Guthrey...read more
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"You want to know how to use your credit card to save you some money. Well, sometimes you can save money by transferring the balances of a higher interest rate credit card to a credit card that has a lower rate of interest. And also, if you have problems making payments, then you may find that one card can incorporate all your small credit card balances together into one payment each month. And then that way you would have only that one payment to be concerned with. So you can use your credit card to save money if you look at it from both of those perspectives."
eHow Article: How to Use a Credit Card to Save Money
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