CreditCardsCo Blog Tag - 'APR'
Prepaid Debit Cards: the Pros and Cons
When it comes to prepaid debit cards, there are usually two schools of thought: they’re the ideal alternative to a bank account or they’re risky financial products with too many fees. Both are accurate, for the most part.
Is Card Nanny Worth the Expense?
Card Nanny promises a lot – but is it worth the $5.95 fee each month a smart investment? Here’s our review of this credit card management tool.
Prepaid Cards Latest Must Have Financial Product
US Bank New Credit Card Offers
U.S. Bank has several credit card offers that its competition can’t touch, including unique rewards programs and even a co-branded Harley Davidson credit card.
Barclays Credit Card Offers
Looking for a better credit card offer? Barclays might have the perfect solution. Here, we outline several of its latest offers.
Credit Card Review: Discover Student Open Road
Today college students face would-be employers who want to check their credit history, even if they have yet to establish one. A credit card can help them with that, if they choose wisely.
What is Chase Blueprint?
Many consumers say Chase Blueprint is the best thing since, well, credit cards. Here’s why.
Banking 101: Understanding the Terminology
Many consumers aren’t exactly sure of proper “bank speak”. This week, we explore some of the more commonly used terminology.
Credit Cards for Vacation
Half of us won’t take a vacation this year. If you’re one of the lucky ones, pay attention to the details – it can make a world of difference in how much you pay in interest and credit card fees.
Help For Overwhelming Credit Card Debt
Many Americans find themselves overwhelmed with credit card debt. There are ways to find yourself back to rosier financial health. It requires patience and homework – but it can make a world of difference for your finances.
5 Tips for Using Your Credit Card for Charity Giving
Giving to charitable organizations is a selfless act that does your heart good. Before you give out that credit card number, check out a few tips so that you’re doing good not only for those in need, but for your credit rating, too.
Know Your Rights as an Informed Credit Card Consumer
When credit card companies can’t collect delinquent accounts, they turn them over to collection agencies. There are laws to protect you if this ever happens.

