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How to choose a legitimate credit counseling agencies If you’re considering using a credit counselor, shop around, and ask each agency the following questions. More importantly, be certain that you are comfortable with their answers before you book that first appointment. A legitimate agency is always more interested in your bottom line than theirs. Is [...]
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No Comments »In a new move to push banks into becoming more customer-friendly, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has asked them to reduce the number of complaints related to credit cards. Warns of monetary penalty for violating norms At a time the number of credit cards in circulation is starting to go up again, RBI today [...]
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Don’t Cancel That Credit Card! Unless your idea of “streamlined” finances is having eight credit cards in your wallet (that’s about how many the average card-carrying U.S. citizen hauls around), you’ve probably considered canceling some of credit cards you don’t use often. Before you dash off “Dear John” letters to your lenders, first make sure [...]
Posted in Credit Card Tips, Credit Cards, Financial Planning Tags: anything, bad time, bet, biggie, canceling credit cards, charge offs, citizen, credi, credit car, credit card, credit cards, credit history, credit report, credit score, customer service, dear john letters, fico score, fina, Forever, late payments, lenders, negative entries, open accounts, overspending, percentage, reputation, revolving accounts, rewards program, round, seven years, single day, some common misconceptions, something, student loans, trouble, try, view, wallet, way, worth, wrong hands No Comments »Credit card companies block credit cards when uncharacteristic usage patterns are detected. As soon as a person uses a card for his first transaction, each succeeding transaction is recorded in an electronic database that determines the amount, location and frequency of the purchases. In this article, we will discuss two most common reasons why credit [...]
