Save Money on Credit Cards
October 25, 2008
“Use the card for emergency purposes”, you would normally hear this from a telemarketer offering you a free credit card application. Truth is these markerers are more likely concerned about you applying and getting the card rather than living up to their sales pitch of saving money on purchases, and using it in urgent situations. This is how tricky the world of sales and marketing is, but you need not be deceived, for you can have a credit card without having to pay riches on interest rates, higher APR and membership fees.
What a person looking for a credit card for immediate money crunch’s sake should do is to compare credit card offers from different credit card companies. There are companies presenting pre-selected offers with 0% interest for the first six months, but you need to be aware that once you miss a single payment, 0% interest for six months is gone and you automatically have a ballooning 16-20% interest charges on purchases and balance transfers. Credit card business is really tricky, given this fact, it is important that before applying for one, make certain that, you have a free application, you have fixed 0% percent interest rates on the duration of time given, as much as possible no monthly or annual membership fees and no other obligation and hidden charges.
Although you can save money if you try to lead a credit card free life; but if you find it difficult not to have one, money experts’ advice is to spend in moderation and purchase only those that are necessary and not those you want and desire.











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