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Prepaid Debit Cards – An Alternative to a Checking Account?

Thursday, October 15th, 2009

To save money on bank overdraft fees and avoid overspending, many people have switched to the increasingly popular prepaid debit card. This allows the owner to put money on the card and spend it just like cash. It seems both cheaper and more convenient, but are prepaid debit cards a better option for you than a bank account?

Fees

Although bank accounts seem to come with a lot of fees, prepaid debit cards seem to come with just as many and more. Just like a debit card that is attached to a checking account, a prepaid debit card will require you to pay a fee for ATM withdraws, stop payments, currency conversions, and for a new card if the old one is lost or broken. Like most checking accounts, there is probably a minimum balance as well.

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Settle Your Credit Card Debt

Monday, June 29th, 2009

Like all other debts, credit card debts are pretty worrying, but the thing about these plastic cards is that we tend to use them impulsively and console ourselves thinking that we’re only using it in for small amounts or just this once. But what we seldom realize is that these small amounts add up and the ‘just this one time’ occurs too many time causing us to drown in our own irresponsibility and ending up in a tight financial situation. If you find that your latest credit card statement is way over your head, then it’s about time to settle your debts and start clean.

First thing to do would be to stop spending! It may seem totally and completely harmless to ring up that new sweater but when you start thinking the same for that new pair of shoes, (more…)

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Balance transfer market heats up

Wednesday, June 24th, 2009

The 0% balance transfer credit card market is surging ahead, in spite of the credit crunch, with 40 cards now offering such deals.

Data from price comparison site Moneysupermarket has revealed there are now 40 credit cards offering 0% balance transfers of 12 months or longer.

Virgin, Capital One and Barclaycard have long been regarded as the fore-runners in the balance transfer market, according to Steve Willey, head of credit cards at Moneysupermarket, and they are still leading the pack, with 15 and 14 month 0% deals. However, both impose balance transfer fees of around 3%.

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Terms and conditions apply. Fees displayed are typical but cannot be guaranteed. Your actual rates may vary based on the lender’s terms and conditions. Representative APR (Annual Percentage Rate of charge): Representative example: Borrow £200 for 30 days. The total charge for credit is £59. Interest is fixed at a rate of £59 per £200 loan equivalent to an annual rate of 2227.47% fixed. The total repayable is £259. Representative APR 2222.47%. The APR includes important factors such as the interest rate you must pay; how you repay the loan; the length of the loan agreement (or term); frequency and timing of installment payments; and amount of each payment. Payday advances should be used for short-term financial needs only, not as a long-term financial solution. Customers with credit difficulties should seek credit counselling or debt advice.

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