by Jonathan This is a guest article from Jonathan at Master Your Card. He wanted me to link to his site with the words "credit card", but I refuse to do so. Ok, well, fine then...credit card. I feel so dirty now. It's pretty embarrassing when … [Read more...] about 5 Reasons Merchants Might Deny Credit Cards
I've had my Citi Mastercard (sorry, no affiliate link) since 2006, but I used it for a $12,000 balance transfer until we paid off our credit cards in September 2007. Since October, we've used both the Citi card and our Discover card, along with a … [Read more...] about Ordered my $120 Citibank Rebate Check
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By Nickel This is a guest post from Nickel, who writes about personal finance over at FiveCentNickel. And since that, combined with his four kids, don't keep him sufficiently busy, he has recently launched yet another site, this time focused more … [Read more...] about Credit Cards as a Debt Reduction Tool
In my post "42 Credit Cards with a 0% Purchase Offer", a commenter asked that question. The comment got snatched by Spam Karma, and while I could have retrieved it, I preferred the tone of the second comment instead: It does appear that you are … [Read more...] about Is this site “One giant credit card advertisement”?
A reader named Kristen asked the following: I've heard you mention that you put your tuition on a 0% interest card. I'm looking to start school in the fall and would like to do the same thing, can you recommend a card with an initial 0% interest … [Read more...] about Credit Cards with 0% Purchase Offers
Although I registered for my summer graduate class over a month ago, I was holding out for as long as I could to pay the tuition. However, the $2,600 is due in about 2 weeks, and I wanted to make sure I paid while I remembered it. So as I celebrate … [Read more...] about Just spent $2,600, but I get rewards!
