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Supermarket Credit Cards Are Often Interest Free Credit Cards
It is funny how people look at my Sainsbury’s and oddly when I use it to make purchases at other stores. I have no idea why they think that the card should be limited to just the supermarket. One thing they are probably unaware of is that many supermarket credit cards are also interest free [...]
0 Balance Transfers – Worse Deal Than They Seem?
Many credit card holders choose to transfer their card balance periodically, in an attempt to avoid potentially monstrous levels of interest payments. The availability of 0% balance transfers to UK credit card holders can be attractive to say the least, but is it really that easy?
What many people don’t realise is that there are hidden traps [...]
Credit in 2009?
The worry for many at the start of 2009 is job security and enough cash to pay the bills. Whilst it is the government and business’ responsibility to safeguard the infrastructure we all take part in, we must take responsibility for our own finances. But the much vaunted ‘Credit Crunch’/Global Recession/Financial crisis has turned the [...]
Interest Free Credit Cards – And How To Avoid Bad Debt
If used wisely, interest free credit cards can be a good way to get a ‘free loan’. All too often though, people get caught out by hidden charges and end up in a bit of a financial pickle.
If you follow some of the rules below, you should be able to steer clear of the [...]
Interest Free Credit Cards – Sound Financial Idea, or a Hidden Cost?
Managed correctly, interest free credit cards can offer a great way to borrow money. However if you are not careful, you may get caught out be hidden costs that are sometimes involved with these cards. We investigate to see how you can avoid getting stung.
Before applying for any credit card, you should make [...]
