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The Gas Card Application Process

Some research and common sense can make gas credit cards work in your favor. Now is an excellent time to investigate credit cards that offer cash rebates and other financial incentives in exchange for your fuel purchases. Think about it - you could be e
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How To Choose Your Credit Card Application

The articles and tips provided on this site are intended to help you access credit card offers that suit your lifestyle. By providing you with some basic information, we are confident that you will be able to easily identify which are the best credit ca
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How To Get A Credit Card With No Credit History

Oddly enough, not only will bad credit work against you when applying for a loan or a credit card, but so will NO credit. Even though this doesn't seem fair, it’s the way things work in the complicated world of consumer credit. Lenders are leery about o
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Today's News About Credit Cards

* Related Definitions, Terms and Acronyms:

Loan default - a condition that occurs when a debtor has not met the legal obligations according to the debt contract, e.g. it has not made a scheduled loan payment, or violated a condition of the debt agreement.
Credit rating - a grading of a borrower's ability to meet financial obligations in a timely manner. Credit ratings are set by lenders and by independent agents for companies, individuals, and specific debt issues.
Credit card incentives, rewards, and rebates - credit providers often offer incentives such as frequent flier miles, gift certificates, or cash back (typically 1 %) to try attract customers to their program.
Maestro - an international debit card service; a joint venture by Mastercard and Europay International.
Loan - a type of debt in which the borrower initially receives an amount of money from the lender, which the borrower pays back, usually in regular installments, to the lender. Generally provided at a cost, referred to as interest.