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original written articles, credit cards for people with bad creditJuly 23, 2007 9:52 pm

Qualifying For Your First Credit Card

First things first! Make sure you have both a savings and checking account in good standing. Most credit card companies are going to see this as a sign of responsible money management skills. And that will go a long way in helping you to get that first credit card.

Over the course of a lifetime, you’ll be seeing a lot of offers in the mail.  Don’t be overly impatient or drawn into something that looks like a good deal, take time to research and read the fine print as choosing the right card will literally put money in your pocket over the long run. The best criteria to judge a credit card, is by the amount of interest that it charges. The second best criteria, is to determine whether or not the credit card company is going to charge you a fee to do business with them.

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original written articles, credit cards for people with bad creditJuly 17, 2007 7:48 pm

Many times in life we are faced with a hard decision. Whether to co-sign or not to co-sign will be one of those hard decisions.You have worked hard to keep your credit score high, and you have no problem whatsoever in getting approved for a any loan or credit card that you apply for. Not everyone is so lucky.

What co - signing means to you, is that you are jointly responsible for the loan or credit card that you are co-signing for. If the person you co-sign for falls behind on the payments the creditor expects YOU to make the payment. If the payment is not made, not only will this be a black mark on your credit, but if the creditor decides to take legal action, they can file against you too.

 

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 To Co-sign or Not To Co-sign, that’s A Question That Can Ruin Your Credit

original written articlesJuly 13, 2007 4:24 pm

Paying for debts regardless of their nature is a mandatory obligation of every individual, as well as partnerships in business.  Paying for debts regardless of their nature is a mandatory obligation of every individual, as well as partnerships in business.  In some cases, it might really be impossible or unreasonable to expect the borrower to be able to pay off under his present miserable condition. 

Understandably,   the government made provisions on different bankruptcy proceedings that a person or a group can acquire to protect himself from his creditors.  This way, lawsuits that creditor are bound to file against the borrower would be avoided. 

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credit cards for people with bad creditJuly 3, 2007 5:32 pm

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