Personal finance blog articles on credit cards.
October 17, 2019. Credit Cards, Credit Cards and Debt
The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that around 70.2 percent of American households currently possess general-purpose credit cards like Visa and Discover. That accounts for approximately 183 million Americans. Compared to the 1970s when only 16 percent of us owned a credit card, the growth in its use has been exponential. However, its increased use has… continue reading »
March 7, 2019. Credit Cards, Credit Cards and Debt
Are you struggling with debt and don’t know how to get out of this awful situation? The truth is, we need money to survive and to provide for the needs of our family. That’s why there are so many banks and other financial institutions that offer loans for “our convenience”. Most of us have already… continue reading »
April 9, 2018. Credit Cards, Credit Cards and Debt
If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if you stopped paying your credit card bill, then you’re reading the right article! Today we’re going to take a look at all of the consequences of not paying your credit card bill on time. Consequences of not paying your Credit Card bill If you’ve ever found yourself thinking “What’s… continue reading »
October 20, 2017. Credit Cards, Credit Cards and Debt
How do you apply for a credit card if you have bad credit? While some stopped caring about credit scores for a variety of good reasons, others are struggling to build it from scratch or to repair the damage done by carelessly handling their finances. Regardless of the reason you need a credit card, applying… continue reading »
September 29, 2017. Credit Cards, Credit Cards and Debt
I have been using credit cards for quite a while. Not long after earning for around 6 months, I got hold for my first one. In the beginning, when I got my credit card, it felt like I have boundless money. Afterward, I comprehended that I need to pay off the acquired amount. The day when the… continue reading »
August 7, 2017. Credit Cards, Credit Cards and Debt
If you’ve just stepped into ‘the real world’, you may have realized applying for a credit card, finding rent or even a good job is difficult without a good credit history. So how do you safely build credit score from scratch? The never ending dilemma involving a chicken and an egg fighting over which came… continue reading »