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Leading financial expert Larry Burkett presents more ‘World’s Easiest Pocket Guides’ covering key issues preparing young adults to make practical life decisions. Filled with bite-sized chunks of trustworthy advice and guidance, this guide covers getting your first credit card. While this may seem so simple to adults, it can be terribly overwhelming to young people. Get the students and young adults in your life started out in the right direction!
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A video I found about credit card pushers on campus. Seems to be for a company that does debt consolidation but the bit with the credit card pusher and the undercover stuff is pretty cool.
I am working on a documentary about it since I got my credit destroyed due to oine of these guys so just wanted to spread the info around.
Duration : 4 min 44 sec
Though credit and debit cards could be mentioned in the same breath most of the time, it is important to know that there is a sea of difference between the two. In credit cards, you are using someone else’s money, while with a debit card you are using your own money. Buying on credit cards is like taking out a loan, but when buying on a debit card you are using money from your own account which you had put in earlier.
The following things will make the distinction between the two clearer.
Credit Cards
Credit cards are termed as plastic money for no mean reason. When a credit card is used, the money from the credit card lending institution is used. At the end of the month, the credit card institution would provide you with a bill. There will be two significant amounts on the bill – the total amount due (which is the total value of the purchases made in the month plus interests plus value added services if any) and the minimum amount due which is a small percentage of the total amount due, depending on the status of previous payments. If the person makes the payment on the total amount due, then no interests are levied on the next month. Such people would be better off with cards that have no annual fees. But many people are content with just paying off the minimum due month after month. This attracts interests in the next month, so an ideal card for such people would be one that charges a low rate of interest.
There are many things to know before getting a credit card. Some of these things are the annual percentage rate, the grace period before making off the entire payment, annual fees if any, the criteria for establishing finance charges, amounts of lay payments, charges for balance transfers into and out of the account, fees on cash advances and penalties for crossing the credit limit.
Retailers generally do not charge anything for using the credit cards in their institutions. So credit cards can be safely used there. There is also a buy back policy allowed with credit card purchases, just as with cash purchases. If the buyer is dissatisfied with the product, then he/she can withhold the payment from the said bank.
Debit Cards
Debit cards are now swiftly replacing credit cards as the buyers are becoming more and more conscious of the perils associated with credit cards. In today’s world, twenty percent of all credit transactions are done with debit cards. Debit cards are considered to be much safer than credit cards, because the person is using his/her own money. There are no bills to be paid at the end of the month, and no interests and scary late payment charges. For using a debit card, a person should first deposit some money in the savings account of the bank. Whenever a purchase is made, the money is deducted from that account. The card becomes useless when the money in the account becomes zero. Hence, the money needs to be put in continually.
But debit cards are riskier than credit cards if they fall into the wrong hands. Any person can remove the entire sum from the account equipped only with a debit card of someone else. The security is almost zero.
If you are wise with your money management, then both credit and debit cards could be really helpful. However for people with butter-fingers when it comes to money, debit cards are the better options.
Adamheist
http://www.articlesbase.com/finance-articles/credit-cards-and-debit-cards-134133.html
I have always considered a credit card to be a risky proposition. This is true especially for people who feel a great urge to buy things when they have a credit card with them. There are many people who have ended up buying things with a credit card that they otherwise would never have purchased. But what we are talking about are the negative aspects of owning a credit card. On the other hand, look at the convenience that it offers. Be sensible and use it, do not abuse it. The credit card can be a really great financial tool to possess. There are different types of credit cards.
Secured Credit Cards
Secured credit cards are the safer bet when it comes to owning a credit card. These credit cards require the applicant to deposit some money in a special savings account with the credit card company. Based on the amount deposited and on the income source and credit history of the applicant, the application is accepted or rejected. Secured credit cards have always been compared to debit cards. But these cards are different. In debit cards, the money is directly debited from the bank account. But in secured credit cards, it is a loan that you avail of based on the amount in the savings account. If you make the monthly payments regularly and on time, the money in your savings account is never touched. It is intact. Only if you default on payments, then the money is debited from the savings account. Secured credit cards are real credit cards. It can be a visa or a MasterCard.
Less risk involved
Credit card companies feel more secure when they deal with a secured credit card application. This is because, when the applicant is ready o deposit some amount of money, it creates an impression that he is serious about making the payments on time. Hence you will find that your application for a secured credit card has more chances of being accepted. These cards will also not cause a huge dent in your accredit scores. For those who do not know, a credit card is the easiest way for you to ruin your credit scores. So use a secured credit card and build up a good credit and payment history. It will help you when you apply for other credit cards or loans in the future.
Interest Rates
The interest rates for secured credit cards also vary according to the lender and the applicant. For example if an applicant is ready to deposit a large amount in the savings account, he may get a much lower interest rate. Some lenders have interest rates that start from as low as 9% and goes up to as high as 23% or more for secured credit cards. The annual fees also vary from $0 or $65 or more.
Minimum deposit
The minimum amount that you need to deposit also varies from one credit card Company to the other. Some companies have a minimum balance requirement of $300 while there are others who require a minimum balance of $500 or more. Whichever company you sign up for, ensure that you shop around a bit before you sign up for anyone of them.
anonymous
http://www.articlesbase.com/finance-articles/secured-credit-cards-the-safer-bet-95398.html
bank of america is giving credit cards to illegal immigrants. no social security # needed. no credit history.
let's see if you, as a citizen, can get that same deal!!!
Duration : 1 min 22 sec
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