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Why do credit cards charge annual fees?
Posted on August 25th, 2010 No commentsWhen looking for a no annual fee credit card, it’s a good idea to know why credit cards charge such fees and how to calculate whether accounts are really preferable with their removal.
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Getting a no annual fee credit card as a second card
Posted on August 2nd, 2010 No commentsNo annual fee credit cards tend to have slightly higher interest rates as well as less attractive extras such as insurance on the card and reward schemes. However they can be very useful as a second credit card.
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Do I lose out if I get a no annual fee credit card?
Posted on June 15th, 2010 No commentsNo annual fee credit cards are different from most credit cards as most cards charge an annual fee. This means that the question about these credit cards is what has been missed.
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Match Your No Annual Fee Card to Your Spending Habits
Posted on June 4th, 2010 No commentsWhen it comes to choosing credit cards, the big ‘X factor’ that prevents anybody honestly saying that ‘this is the best credit card’ is a person’s spending habits. For example, the value that a single credit card offers to a person who only spends in emergencies, but is very slow to pay off the balance, compared to a person who puts all their everyday spending on the credit card but pays off the entire balance every month, will be very different. Today we check out the no annual fee credit card that will suit you, according to your spending habits! Read the rest of this entry »
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Gold and Platinum cards with no annual fees
Posted on May 31st, 2010 No commentsGold cards and platinum cards have the reputation of being cards that charge high fees in return for very good service. It seems like a strange idea to have prestige cards that does not charge an annual fee, but these cards do exist. Read the rest of this entry »
When looking for a no annual fee credit card, it’s a good idea to know why credit cards charge such fees and how to calculate whether accounts are really preferable with their removal.