Be Smart With Your Credit Card
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Be Smart with Your Credit Card
Summary:
Credit card companies often neglect their existing customers by offering attractive deals only to new clients. It's time to take control, explore, and find the best credit card deals tailored to you, not your bank.
Article:
Imagine if your credit cards were always interest-free. How satisfying would it be to pay only what you spend, without extra charges? Credit card companies are fiercely competing to attract more customers by offering enticing 0% interest deals.
Many companies introduce offers like 0% on balance transfers and purchases for 6 or 9 months, making your spending interest-free for that period. Such deals are gaining popularity as companies know customers are drawn to interest-free options.
Break Free from High-Interest Credit Cards
All your credit cards can be interest-free if you pay off the full balance on time each month. However, this isn’t possible for everyone. Typically, once the introductory period ends, an APR of 15-20% is applied. Nonetheless, by searching diligently, you might find better rates, even as low as 9%. Always confirm the rate after the introductory period ends.
Many users take advantage of these 0% deals. The term "Rate Tart" describes those who transfer their balance to a card with a 0% offer, eliminating interest on existing cards. However, it's crucial to manage this carefully, especially if you hold multiple cards, to avoid confusion over balance transfer dates.
Seize the 0% Offers
Now is an excellent time to leverage these fantastic 0% deals, with major companies competing for your business. If you plan to use your card after the interest-free period, check the post-introductory interest rate?"it may exceed your current card rate.
Tips:
- Transfer your balance to a 0% deal.
- Verify the APR after the 0% period ends.
- Search for a new credit card 4-6 weeks before your current deal expires.
0% deals are beneficial if managed wisely. Mismanagement can lead to confusion, especially with multiple cards, but if you stay organized, you stand to gain significantly.
For more credit card advice, visit [this website](http://www.creditcards-gb.co.uk/creditcardadvice.html).
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