Articles Tagged ‘Managing Credit’

Best Credit Card Advice to Follow and Share
Monday, June 3rd, 2013
Best Credit Card Advice to Follow and ShareYou probably use your credit card quite often, perhaps even multiple times each day. We’ve become accustomed to using our credit cards to buy groceries, gasoline, and even to buy fast food through the drive through window. For many individuals, the credit card has replaced the checking account as the primary management tool for their monthly budgets. Given the prominence that credit cards have taken on, it’s essential that that you follow the best practices with respect to those accounts. Here is some credit card advice on some of the top tips for using and managing your credit cards to...

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How to Best Manage Multiple Credit Card Accounts
Tuesday, June 19th, 2012
How to Best Manage Multiple Credit Card AccountsSome people get themselves in trouble by charging too much on their credit cards. In many cases this happens because they might have a number of different cards. While there might not be a large balance on any one particular card, it’s sometimes easy for the aggregate indebtedness to get out of hand. But there’s not necessarily anything wrong with having multiple credit cards, provided that you manage them appropriately. Proper management of multiple accounts involves not just staying well-informed on your account balances and repayment terms, but also making the right decisions and taking the right steps to keep...

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Manage Your Credit
Wednesday, February 18th, 2009

With home foreclosures skyrocketing and individuals falling behind with their credit card payments, there is no shame in asking for help. We would all like to believe we can handle any situation, any crisis. But all too often our pride gets in the way and the hole we are in gets deeper and deeper. If you are finding it difficult to pay your bills, talk to your family members to see if you can work out an arrangement with them. After all, your peace of mind and your health is at risk if you do nothing. In addition, call the credit...

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