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Bank Fees Exposed on 4 Top Low Interest Credit Cards
Posted on May 28th, 2010 No commentsLow interest credit cards seem like a great deal. Who wouldn’t go for a 10% credit card over a 19% credit card, given the choice? These cards can be great value … as long as you’re fully informed about all of the fees associated with them, so you don’t end up having all that financial advantage eaten away in just a few transactions or a couple of late payments!
We’ve compared the Lite Platinum Bankwest credit card, the Clear Platinum Citibank credit card, Bendigo Basic Black (which recently saw a bit of a rate hike!), and the Vertigo St George credit card. Read the rest of this entry »
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4 Best Low Interest Credit Cards for Early 2010
Posted on April 17th, 2010 No commentsThere are a lot of things to consider when you are thinking about which will be the best credit card for you. But when it all comes down to the wire, there is really only one thing to consider – the interest rate on purchases. Unless you are one of the rare people that actually does pay off their balance in full within the interest-free number of days, this will be the sole factor determining whether your card is good value, or a cash black hole. Considering that the average credit card carries a $3000 balance, plenty of people could save by switching to one of these top low-interest credit card picks!
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Checklist for Choosing a Card Provider
Posted on April 9th, 2010 No commentsWhen it comes to credit card value, it isn’t just the card itself that will impact on your experience. You’ll often need to have contact with the lender itself, and if the way they do business doesn’t suit you much frustration is in store! Today we look at the factors that should influence your choice of credit card provider. Read the rest of this entry »
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Bank SA Starts Low Stays Low MasterCard
Posted on March 26th, 2010 No commentsThe Bank SA Starts Low Stays Low MasterCard is a credit card that is aimed at the sort of credit card borrower who wants the peace of mind of a long term low interest rate.
Many credit cards offer low interest rates, but these can be introductory rates. While they can be good for people who are well organised and are always able to get boring financial tasks done on time, they are not very good for borrowers who want a good credit card rate to be charged continuously, and not have to worry about watching interest rates. Constantly changing credit cards can also have a negative effect on credit ratings. Read the rest of this entry »
Low interest credit cards seem like a great deal. Who wouldn’t go for a 10% credit card over a 19% credit card, given the choice? These cards can be great value … as long as you’re fully informed about all of the fees associated with them, so you don’t end up having all that financial [...]