Credit Cards Be Afraid!.

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Credit Cards Be Afraid!

Reasons to get a Credit Card

Credit Card Tricks Credit Cards have many high & hidden fees 0.0% interest rates do not last! (rise to 25% or higher) Late payment fees, cash advance fees & other fees are very high Lesson: When a financial offer sounds “too good to be true” => Look for what YOU are missing!

================================= Credit Card Loan Balances Interest Rates often begin at 0.0% (called teaser rates) Interest Rate is Adjustable (can rise above 25%) ================================= Example: 24% Interest on $10,000 Credit Card Balance Monthly payment = interest payment + principal payment Interest only payment = $2,400/ year or $200/month Pay $200/month => You NEVER pay off the balance!

Spending money intelligently: 2 Types of Monthly Expenses Spending money intelligently: Essentials Non-essentials

Avoid Credit Card Pitfalls Credit Cards are NOT for borrowing money Pay your entire bill off each month Minimum payments do not cover interest payments => so debt balance ↑ Except for real emergencies => Don't charge anything you cannot pay for Ask: “Would I take a loan to buy that?” Teaser 0.0% interest rates quickly jump to over 20.0% Borrowing money to buy a house is different than for a car or vacation Houses can create wealth => cars are worth zero in long run

Find a Credit Card Go to my website =>

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