Credit Card Rates Climb, But Could See a Leveling Off

While credit card rates continued to climb this week, there may be a leveling off in the short term, according to the IndexCreditCards.com weekly Credit Card Monitor.

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How to Avoid Paying Higher Interest Rates

You know that your credit score affects the credit card rates that you qualify for. But, did you know that a little clause in the fine print of the credit card terms and agreements, called the "Universal Default Penalty Clause" may mean that you're already paying a higher interest than when you signed up for the credit card? What does this fine print mean to you?

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How to Avoid 10 Common Credit Card Mistakes

Ever thought that you could make better use of the credit cards that you have but never really knew the inside story? In this article we describe 10 of the most common credit card mistakes made by credit card users.

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How to Avoid Rising Interest Rates

With interest rates on the rise, you may be able to save yourself some money by locking in a low fixed interest rate credit card. This applies especially if you plan to carry a revolving balance.

With some cards, you can even get the low fixed apr for both purchases and cash advances - a hard-to-find benefit when it comes to low interest credit cards. Look for 0% APR introductory rates too, which can save you a good amount of money if you have a large balance.

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