about credit cards???????????????

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about credit cards???????????????

By Author on Friday, August 19th, 2011 | 1 Comment

idk which one i should get.. i have some ideas.. just which one do u ppl have a nd do u like it.. which one is the best??? hers are some i was thinkin of.. citi dimond perfered: 0% APR* on balance transfers and purchases for up to 12 months, based on your application and [...]

What do you do 6 months to a year later with the annual fee high interest rate cards?

By Author on Thursday, January 27th, 2011 | 5 Comments

All i can get now are the 19.5-23.9% rate and – a month cards. Some day(6-12 months) I will get the low interest rates and no annual fee cards so what will i do with the others? They will have 6 months or more credit history on them? I don’t want to keep on paying [...]

Question about credit card offer?

By Author on Tuesday, November 9th, 2010 | 2 Comments

I got an application for a Citi Platinum Select MasterCard in the mail. It says 0% for 18 months for APR1, after that its 12.99% It also says 0% for 12 months For APR2, after that its 16.99% It says the default APR is 29.99% Why are there two APRs? I’ve never had a credit [...]

Can you buy a Mac on payments without applying for the Juniper Visa card?

By Author on Thursday, September 23rd, 2010 | 2 Comments

It says "As low as .00" on one of the Macbooks and when you click on it it tells you can pay no interest for 12 months if you are accepted for the Juniper Visa card, can you just pay a payment normally with interest because I won’t be accepted for the Visa card. Related [...]

Does anyone know of a credit card that offers interest free for at least18 or 24 months? I have great credit?

By Author on Friday, September 17th, 2010 | 3 Comments

Looking to purchase high priced item for over 2K and want to spread out interest free payments over year and a half to two years without interest- dept store does not offer a store card. Anyone know of any 0% APR Credit cards for a year and half to two years? I see plenty of [...]

No Annual Fee Credit Cards

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