Credit Cards
New Law Makes it Harder for Teens to Get a Credit Card Starting February 22, 2010
Posted on Wed, 13th January, 2010 by Jeremy (21) Comments
Good or Bad, The New Law Makes it Harder for Teens to Obtain Credit
You may recall that back in May of 2009 the President signed into law the Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009, or CARD. This act was packed with all sorts of new credit card rules and regulations that would [...]
Are You a Credit Card Junkie? Learn How to Kick the Habit
Posted on Tue, 24th November, 2009 by Jeremy (17) Comments
Are you a credit junkie? Millions of Americans are, including our favorite relative, Uncle Sam. We usually think of junkies as drug addicts or drug peddlers, but a junkie is any person who derives inordinate pleasure from or who is dependent on something. For many people, that’s buying things with credit. In other words, spending [...]
How to Break the Minimum Credit Card Payment Mindset
Posted on Thu, 17th September, 2009 by Jeremy (24) Comments
I’ve been spending a bit of time lately discussing credit cards and debt because it’s an important issue for many people. Unlike a lot of bloggers I’m not against credit cards completely. They are a financial tool just like any other. They can be a powerful tool when used correctly, but they can also cause [...]
If You’re Going to Consolidate Debt Then You Have to Stop Using Credit
Posted on Wed, 9th September, 2009 by Jeremy (14) Comments
When it comes to paying off debt there’s one useful tool that can not only simplify your finances but also reduce the amount of interest you pay. Debt consolidation takes some or all of your small debts and combines them into one loan or line of credit. This results in just one payment and if [...]


