If you’ve ever gone through the credit card comparison process, you’ve probably noticed that credit card offers can look very similar. Each credit card company heavily promotes the same basic information. That’s because they know these are competitive areas in the minds of consumers like you. read more..

We’ve been providing a series of credit card comparison charts focused on specific types of credit cards — balance transfer cards, rewards cards, etc. Today we’re going to give you another comparison chart you can use, but it’s a little bit different. Rather than being dedicated to a certain type of card, it’s dedicated to comparing introductory offers — the limited-time deals that often attract customers to new credit cards. read more..

We previously talked about comparing low rate credit cards, offering tips and comparison points to help you find the best credit card offers featuring low interest rates. We have also been providing a series of credit card comparison charts to help you compare different types of credit cards. Today we’ll continue that series with a comparison chart you can use specifically for low rate credit cards to help you simplify the decision-making process. read more..

We’ve recently been offering tips on comparing different types of credit cards including rewards cards in general. We’ve also taken a closer look at comparing specific segments of rewards cards including frequent flyer cards and cash back credit cards.

On top of the general tips and suggestions we’ve offered, such as different factors to consider when comparing specific types of credit cards, we’re releasing a series of credit card comparison charts. The credit card comparison chart below is designed to help you compare cash back credit cards based on five factors we consider important. read more..

In our recent series, we’ve talked about how to compare different types of credit cards such as balance transfer cards, rewards cards, no fee credit cards, and low rate credit cards. One important factor crosses into several of those credit card categories though — introductory offers.

Introductory credit card offers are designed to grab your attention and paint a credit card offer with a rosy glow to convince you to apply. Does that mean introductory offers are bad? Absolutely not. It does mean that they deserve some scrutiny. read more..