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First-year no annual fee cards
Posted on September 22nd, 2010 No commentsThere are some no annual fee credit cards that in fact do charge an annual fee, just not in the first year the account is open. Although these credit cards can be useful, they are not the same as ordinary no annual fee credit cards and should be handled differently by card holders.
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No annual fee credit cards and introductory interest rates
Posted on May 4th, 2010 No commentsOne of the advantages of no annual fee credit cards that are rarely commented on is that they can make the practice of “stoozing” or going around among zero per cent credit cards, far more easily than cards with annual fees.
Zero per cent introductory interest rates are a way of attracting new customers. They usually apply to balance transfers from other credit cards and apply for a limited period. This has proven to be an effective way to replace credit card marketing costs and pass some of the money back to the credit card user. Read the rest of this entry »