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Ed Perkins on Travel: New credit cards reflect consumer push-back - San Jose Mercury News
New York Daily NewsEd Perkins on Travel: New credit cards reflect consumer push-backSan Jose Mercury NewsBy Ed Perkins The three newest consumer credit cards -- two from Bank of America, one a Fairmont card from JPMorgan Chase -- reflect consumer exasperation with airline mileage cards. All three have some advantages. The Bank of America Travel Rewards ...Pace of new credit card accounts picked up in 1QBusinessWeekThe Best Cash Back Credit Cards, May 2012TheStreet.comWebsite Ranks the Best Credit Cards for New GraduatesLoanSafeChicago Tribune -Sacramento Beeall 303 news articles »
Rate Survey: Credit Card Interest Rates Stay Flat a 5th Week - Fox Business
Business InsiderRate Survey: Credit Card Interest Rates Stay Flat a 5th WeekFox BusinessBy Kelly Dilworth Interest rates on new credit card offers remained unchanged for the fifth straight week, according to the CreditCards.com Weekly Credit Card Rate Report. The national average annual percentage rate (APR ) on new card offers stayed put ...Sentencing Your Credit Cards To Exile Might Not Be The Smartest MoveBusiness InsiderHow Stay-at-Home Moms Can Thumb Their Noses at the CARD ActForbesConsumer Credit in Japan - New Market Research ReportSBWire (press release)all 9 news articles »
Credit Card Protection Plans Draw State Lawsuits, Federal Scrutiny - Fox Business
Credit Card Protection Plans Draw State Lawsuits, Federal ScrutinyFox BusinessBy Yasmin Ghahremani If you have a credit card, you've probably heard the pitch. It comes from a telemarketer, or perhaps from a mailer included with your statement, and warns that "life is unpredictable." Prepare for the worst, the pitch goes on to ...and more »
Man uses company credit cards for $40000 in personal use - WBXH
Man uses company credit cards for $40000 in personal useWBXHBut Walker said since then, Runnels abused that trust by using the company credit cards for personal use, going to the ATM withdrawing money in $500 increments. "Everything from jewelry, to eating out at restaurants, Walmart," said Walker Police ...and more »
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