Credit Cards

Why You Should Examine Your Credit Card Statement - Many people don't get around to checking their credit card statement each month, but it could save you trouble in the long term

Three Alternatives To Credit Cards - Many people are nervous about applying for a credit card because of the risks of running up large debts, with all the consequences. There are however alternatives available which allow you to enjoy the convenience without the risk.

Credit Cards : A Quick History - The credit card has risen from nowhere to ubiquity in a relatively short period of time. This article follows the timeline of the major events in the development of this widely used financial product.

Credit Card Fees For Balance Transfers - The practice of shifting a balance from card to card to avoid paying interest indefinitely is not as effective as it once was, thanks to the introduction of credit card balance transfer fees.

Credit Card Company Tricks - Some credit card issuers have come up with ingenious new ways to squeeze extra profits out of their customers. Find out some of the tricks they use so that you can avoid them.

An Introduction To Credit Cards With A Single Flat APR - There's a new kid on the credit card block, which does away with the confusing array of interest rates for different kinds of credit card usage. Find out more about flat rate cards in this article by Cardsense's Michael Strauss

Take Charge Of Your Credit Card Debts - There's no denying that some people can get into trouble by using credit cards, with their debts creeping ever upwards until the situation becomes serious. If this sounds familiar, don't despair - taking charge of the situation can point the way out.

Making Minimum Repayments Can Cost You Dearly - The minimum repayments required on credit card accounts have fallen inexorably, but only paying that sum could extend your repayments by literally years and cost you big money.

Is Credit Card APR All That Important? - Many credit cards are promoted as being good for having a low APR or interest rate, but this isn't necessarily all that important depending on how you plan to use the card.