If you’re anything like me, you’re always on the lookout for new ways to use your reward credit cards. Well, here’s an idea…
Why not pay your taxes with a credit card?
I know what you’re thinking… There’s always a surcharge associated with using a credit card to pay your taxes. Right? Right. But in the case [...]
This is was a pretty hot deal for anyone looking to make some big purchases in the next few months… Unfortunately, the offer has since expired. It’s been replaced with a 20% bonus on your cash back earnings for the first twelve months.
Click through for details on the new Citi CashReturns Mastercard promotion.
This is an interesting question, and one that I’ve thought about quite a bit in the past…
According to the Wall Street Journal, the IRS hasn’t issued much in the way of public guidance on this matter. The IRS did, however, issue a private letter ruling in 2002 that said certain card rebates are not considered [...]
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According to the February issue of Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine, the top three cash rebate credit cards are:
» Blue Cash Card from American Express
» National City Everyday Rewards Visa
» Chase Freedom
All three were cited due to their generous reward programs. The Blue Cash Card is no longer offered and in it’s place American Express is [...]
Along with the Blue Cash Everyday® Card from American Express, the Chase Freedom® card is one of my favorites. The reasons for this are simple… the Chase Freedom card has generous rewards, no annual fee, and a $100 cash bonus if you spend $500 in the first three months of card ownership.
The rewards follow a [...]
Here’s an interesting little tidbit about American Express… They won’t increase your credit line more often than once every six months. I found this out the hard way because we recently converted our old AmEx Optima card to a Blue Cash rewards card, and I asked for a credit line increase around that same time.
After [...]
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The other day I wrote about taking advantage of your free annual credit reports, but check this out… According to The Consumerist, minors cannot access their credit reports online. It’s not that minors don’t have credit reports, it’s just that requests to review them have to be made in writing.
So… If you’re interested in protecting [...]
As you probably know by now, you’re entitled to receive one free credit report per year from each of the three major credit bureaus (Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion).
To do this, simply go to annualcreditreport.com to claim your free credit report(s).
But instead of getting them all at once, consider checking just one at a time, and [...]
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