Welcome to the February 27, 2008 edition of creditcardcarnival. This is the first edition, and I’ve provided links to some great submissions! Thanks for submitting your article, and keep posting some good stuff!
- John Crenshaw presents The Biggest Scam Your Bank Gets Away With Everyday posted at Truthful Lending dot Com, saying, “This little known scam accounts for a huge portion of fees paid to banks every year and is going on right under your nose. The worst part is, it’s completely legal.”
- Jeremy Zongker presents 7 Reasons Your Small Business Needs a Credit Card posted at Creditor Web.
- Andrew Erickson presents Merchant Processing 101 posted at WebSite Werx, saying, “accepting credit cards to grow your business”
- Raymond presents My Favorite Reward Credit Cards and Promotions | Money Blue Book posted at Money Blue Book.
- Personal Finance Claims presents How You Might Soon End Up With A Blocked Credit Card posted at Personal Finance Claims.
- Madeleine Begun Kane presents Charge! posted at Mad Kane’s Humor Blog.
- Steve Faber presents - Credit Score Ranges – Getting to the Next One Up Could Pay Off Big Time posted at DebtBlog.
- Casey Markee presents 5 Consumer Credit Card Mistakes and How to Avoid Them posted at CAPC Debt Management Blog, saying, “Credit cards are often equated with bad money management, but they can also do a lot for your credit score and your overall financial picture if you use them wisely. This article addresses 5 common problems consumers face with credit cards and how to avoid them.”
- Nigel Swaby presents Credit Card Companies Place Squeeze on Good Customers posted at Salt Lake Real Estate Blog.
- William Blake presents Entrepreneurs Using Plastic Financing posted at Becoming Debt Free.
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