What are Debit Cards?
May 31, 2010
You prefer to carry plastic instead of cash. It’s more convenient. It’s safer. But what if you want that convenience and protection of plastic without the temptation to buy on credit? A credit card just won’t cut it. Fortunately you have another option: debit cards.
Let’s explore debit cards, what they are, how they work, and how they differ from credit cards. Then you’ll be able to make a more educated decision about which is really right for you. read more..
Guarding your PIN now more important than ever
May 31, 2010
There’s a hidden reason why banks warn credit card holders to guard their personal identification numbers (PINs) carefully. If a credit card is stolen and used with an unauthorised signature, the bank is responsible for the loss. But if it’s used without authorisation and the charges are made with a PIN number, then under certain circumstances, the cardholder may be held responsible. read more..
If you’ve already compared all of your general credit card options and you decided that a frequent flyer credit card would be the best option for you, it’s now time to start comparing individual credit card offers. Here at CreditCardOffers.com.au we try to make that process as painless as possible for you. We bring you all of the best (and up-to-date) frequent flyer card offers in one convenient place. We make it easy to compare basic features side-by-side on a single page. And we even help you apply with easy access to secure online applications if you do find a credit card offer that you think is a perfect fit.
Are you ready to compare frequent flyer credit card offers today? Then let us help! Start by visiting our frequent flyer credit cards page, and follow the tips below to see how our information can help you find the best deals. read more..
Credit card interest rates outpacing RBA
May 31, 2010
Many credit card issuers have tightened their conditions and raised their rates recently, outpacing the overnight cash rate increases of the Reserve Bank and making some offers less competitive than before.
Hardest hit have been some of the previously low rate cards and balance transfer offers, where the introductory offer’s duration has been shortened. read more..
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-05-30
May 30, 2010
- Is a No Fee Credit Card Right for You? http://www.creditcardoffers.com.au/guide/2010/05/is-a-no-fee-credit-card-right-for-you/ #
- How to Compare No Annual Fee Credit Cards at CreditCardOffers.com.au http://swu.me/b/eoi #
- How to Get the Most Out of No Annual Fee Credit Cards http://swu.me/b/eoj #
- Benefits of No Annual Fee Credit Cards http://www.creditcardoffers.com.au/guide/2010/05/benefits-of-no-annual-fee-credit-cards/ #
