By gordgoodfellow on March 17, 2009
Running a business can be stressful enough without having to constantly worry about paying the bills, paying the employees, getting inventory, etc. All of these things are time consuming and what’s more they can take their toll on a business owner. By using business credit cards a business owner can take some of the stress [...]
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By gordgoodfellow on March 12, 2009
If you want to write off your credit card debt there are two ways it can be done. Both of them are quite legal. Both of them may be done by an individual doing it himself or herself, or with the help of a qualified professional such as a solicitor or an Insolvency Practitioner. What [...]
Posted in Finance
By gordgoodfellow on March 12, 2009
When looking at 0 APR credit cards, a person may also be interested in any other bonuses the deal may offer, as well as what the interest rate becomes after the 0% interest months are up. The reason for this is that a person will usually want to save as much money as possible when [...]
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By gordgoodfellow on March 12, 2009
Do you want to be able to transfer credit card balances without paying interest? If so, then 0 APR credit cards are the way to go. These are cards where, the first few months of use, you are not subject to interest rates, hence the 0% tag. However, after the time limit is up on [...]
Posted in Finance
By gordgoodfellow on March 8, 2009
If a person wants to save a lot of money using a credit card, then 0 APR credit cards are the way to go. APR stands for annual percentage rate, which is the interest rate over an entire year. Usually a credit card will have some form of APR, so that if a person does [...]
Posted in Credit
By gordgoodfellow on March 7, 2009
There are many ways to write off credit card debt legally. These can be divided into two broad types: writing off the debt because the original credit agreement was not properly drafted according to the various U.K. laws which are designed to protect consumer; and writing off the debt as part of an instrument such [...]
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By gordgoodfellow on March 4, 2009
The amendment of the 1974 Consumer Credit Act in 2006 seems to have caused quite a few cats to pounce on quite a few pigeons. In particular, whether or not people can write off credit card debt by following the new provisions of the Act has become quite a bone of contention. With so many [...]
Posted in Develop Your Skill
By gordgoodfellow on March 4, 2009
If you are in the market for one of those 0 APR credit cards then you are in luck. With so many to choose from just by typing that phrase into any search engine, you will come up with a listing of sites that have, or talk about, this type of credit card. Everyone knows [...]
Posted in Develop Your Skill
By gordgoodfellow on February 27, 2009
There has been a lot in the media recently about a so-called loophole in the law which allows people who have loans and credit cards taken out before April 2007 to write these off by using legal means. But can this be true? Can you write off credit card debt just like that? Or is [...]
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By gordgoodfellow on February 5, 2009
If you have ignored 0 interest credit card offers in the past, it might be time to reconsider. Most of us receive so much junk mail that we can be forgiven for just throwing it out. However, next time you receive a letter offering you an interest free period on a credit card if you [...]
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