Credit Card Fee Increases
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It's estimated that Americans charged $1.8 trillion in 2005 on the 690 million credit cards outstanding. According to
Watch out for unexpected fees. Like for balance transfers or increasing your credit limit. Know what could trigger fees or penalty rates.
Know exactly when your payment is due. Keep a list of due dates for your credit card accounts. If you don't get the bill, it's your responsibility to contact the company and still make a timely payment.
If possible, the best thing to do is to join nearly half of the cardholders who paid little or no interest. That's because they do not carry a balance.
Obviously, for many people
Gary Foreman is a former financial planner who currently edits The Dollar Stretcher website . If you'd like to stretch your day or your dollar visit today! You'll find hundreds of articles to help you "live better...for less".
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