November 15th, 2008
Citigroup is going to Raise Credit Card Rates even on customers that have raised in 2 years even if the accounts are in good standing citigroup is reserving the right to raise rates at any time
CitiCredit card customer will be notified that the bank is raising their rates when they receive their November statements Citigroup credit card customers will have until the end january to turn down the higher interest rates. if they do they will not be able to use thier cards for new purchases and will be able to paydown the balances at the old rates. Some customers will be paying more then 20% instead of 17%
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/15/business/15citi.html?ref=business
Tags: credit card rates
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November 15th, 2008
You used to be able to get 0% APR for the first year and no charge on balance transfers but many cards are reducing the intro to 180 or 90 days and are now charging for balance transfers so If you can still find free balance transfers now is the time to move your debt so you can pay it off faster. If you move a 19% balance to a new card yoiu will be paying down your debt faster just don’t add back to the card you transfer to leave it with 0 balance and charge sometinge once every 90 daysand pay it off at the end of the month to keep the card active this will improve you credit score as the a month of avalible credit to credit used will be high enable you to try and move to another 0 apr card next year
Tags: 0 APR, balance transfer, credit, credit cards
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October 8th, 2008
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