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		<title>Interest Free Credit Cards &#8211; Top 6 Tips</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 01 Dec 2009 23:04:18 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[An interest free credit card can be a sensible way to consolidate debts or make a purchase without paying high monthly interest. But it will only work for you if you remember when the offer ends and repay the balance before then.
1. Compare a range of cards across different providers
You may feel it is easier [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignright size-full wp-image-187" title="interes" src="http://www.davesviplist.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/interes.jpeg" alt="interes" width="102" height="121" />An interest free credit card can be a sensible way to consolidate debts or make a purchase without paying high monthly interest. But it will only work for you if you remember when the offer ends and repay the balance before then.</p>
<p>1. Compare a range of cards across different providers</p>
<p>You may feel it is easier to stay with your current lender but it is important to research all different types of card &#8211; they will have different terms and conditions depending where you go, and depending on your current credit rating.<span id="more-186"></span></p>
<p>2. Look into the main different types of card to decide which is right for you</p>
<p>There are two main types of interest free cards. 0 per cent on purchases credit cards are best for people without any current debt and usually need to be paid off in full before the promotion period ends. 0 per cent balance transfer cards work better for people who wish to stop paying interest on debts they already owe. These work well for people who have debt but can pay it off within the time period specified &#8211; usually 6-12 months.</p>
<p>3. Don&#8217;t make purchases on a 0 per cent balance transfer card</p>
<p>If you choose to go with the 0 per cent balance transfer option, remember, this will usually mean that any purchases made on that card will incur a high interest rate. It&#8217;s important to focus on paying off the debt and to be careful not to use this card to make purchases.</p>
<p>4. Pay off the balance before the promotional period ends</p>
<p>Credit providers make their money from people who forget to pay off their debts on the card before the interest free offer ends. In most cases, these types of card will incur very high interest payments later on to recoup any loss made from the free period &#8211; make sure you remember to pay it off before then!</p>
<p>5. If you won&#8217;t be able to pay off the debt in time, don&#8217;t choose an interest free card</p>
<p>If you may take a longer time to pay off your debt, or are concerned you might forget to pay off the balance in time, a lifetime balance credit card may suit your needs better. They allow you to pay off a larger debt over a longer period of time. While you sill pay interest, it will be a lot less than leaving the debt with the interest free card for a long period after the interest free promotion period has ended.</p>
<p>6. Remember to read the small print before signing</p>
<p>Never sign an agreement unless you know you can keep up the monthly repayments and are absolutely happy with the terms and conditions. Otherwise you could be met with unpleasant surprises later on, such as extremely high interest on repayments further into the future.</p>
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		<title>Know Your Money Saving Bank</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 06 Nov 2009 06:08:30 +0000</pubDate>
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				<category><![CDATA[Saving]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Know clearly where you are stepping direction of the bank is one of the keys to keeping your banking costs. Understand ourselves as a customer will help you to avoid unnecessary costs. Unless of course if you have many accounts, most banks do not charge big for that. But just like spending money, goods that [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignright size-full wp-image-143" title="bank" src="http://www.davesviplist.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/bank.jpeg" alt="bank" width="170" height="110" />Know clearly where you are stepping direction of the bank is one of the keys to keeping your banking costs. Understand ourselves as a customer will help you to avoid unnecessary costs. Unless of course if you have many accounts, most banks do not charge big for that. But just like spending money, goods that we buy is not expensive, but when the groceries were collected, it is still money became many.<span id="more-142"></span></p>
<p>Bank&#8217;s cost of many kinds. Some banks charge would be difficult to avoid. But when there are costs that were charged to you regarding your joint account, most customers still can avoid it.</p>
<p>Check your balance regularly and forget to take advantage of &#8220;float&#8221; if you want to avoid the combined cost of your account. Earlier times all the invoice sent by post, and you have a few days to withdraw the account after writing the check. But it was no longer present, but there are several ways to outsmart the legalized at that time.</p>
<p>If you do not regularly monitor your account balance online, then you can do that by making a list using the old way. Banks still have the manual way, and some people still feel more comfortable that way. Using a debit card and ATM can be difficult for you to track transactions. Therefore, keep proof of your transaction &#8211; stored in the wallet and enter these transactions into the list after you get home.</p>
<p>If you can not do the above, then register to the bank for overdraft protection. This is not a &#8220;mental protection&#8221;, which you get automatically every time you monitor your account. You must register in advance to get overdraft protection.</p>
<p>Avoiding ATM surcharges at a jka easy thing you can estimate your cash needs well into the future so that you can think back to using your bank ATM. If you have to pay the total cost of $ 3.50 to take $ 40 from an ATM, the same thing you have to pay 9 percent interest &#8211; unfortunately not he?</p>
<p>It&#8217;s hard to imagine who would be interested in checking account paying 0.24 per cent, especially if the bank asks you to save thousands of dollars in the account to avoid additional costs. Several institutions in the database of an online exam wearing flowers average cost and does not require you to store large amounts of money in the account. You may also consider to check the rewards you may receive when you often use a debit card.</p>
<p>Online bangking can work well for most people. Preparing direct deposit to checking account regularly can help you avoid extra costs, and most banks have a policy to replace the ATM of your expenses through a multiple of certain transactions for a month.</p>
<p>You know what is best for you. Find a bank that according to your habits and can meet your needs so that you will not be trapped by the trap of interest and other bank fees.</p>
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		<title>Budgeting is vital to repay credit card debt</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 06 Nov 2009 05:31:50 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Most people are only too well aware of how difficult it has become to keep on top of debt repayments in the ongoing difficult financial climate, especially with the recession still wreaking havoc. Since the onset of the global financial crisis many of us have struggled with things such as credit card repayments, and the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignright size-full wp-image-140" title="credit" src="http://www.davesviplist.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/credit1.jpeg" alt="credit" width="161" height="154" />Most people are only too well aware of how difficult it has become to keep on top of debt repayments in the ongoing difficult financial climate, especially with the recession still wreaking havoc. Since the onset of the global financial crisis many of us have struggled with things such as credit card repayments, and the level of defaults has been rising.</p>
<p>In recent reports a number of industry officials have predicted that credit card defaults will continue to increase, and that many families could find themselves facing difficulties when it comes to making repayments on their cards in the near future.<span id="more-138"></span> With this in mind many professionals are now reiterating the importance of careful budgeting to ensure that credit card payments can be met.</p>
<p>For families that feel that they are verging on struggling with credit card repayments it is a good idea to sit down and go through your budget with a fine tooth comb, making cutbacks wherever possible, even if it just means ten pounds here and there on shopping, going out, etc. Any money that you save in this way can go towards your credit card repayments, minimising the risk of default and helping you to clear your balance more quickly.</p>
<p>Those that find that they are increasingly having to take cash out on their credit cards to pay for every day purchases and necessities have been identified as being at increased risk of falling behind with repayments. One official recently stated that people that find themselves in this sort of situation need to take early action, stating: &#8220;You need to take steps to confront your situation, and rectify it as soon as possible, and your first step should be to make a strict and truthful budget that will set out your finances and help you see where you are overspending, can cut back, and such like.&#8221;</p>
<p>Anyone that is already experiencing or at risk of experiencing problems with credit cards repayments is urged to contact either their lender or a debt charity or advisor to try and sort out the issue as early as possible, as this could save a lot of stress and hassle as well as a lot of money in late payment fees.</p>
<p>People who do have credit card debts but also a good credit rating should look to compare 0% balance credit cards, and cut the interest out of your repayments for up to 16 months.</p>
<p>Alternatively, anyone with a large balance who just doesn&#8217;t fancy the trouble, worry or hassle of having to move again at the end of an introductory period or face high interest rates again should look at life of balance transfer credit cards, which offer a much lower rate of interest that will remain low until the balance is repaid in full &#8211; additionally many of these cards won&#8217;t charge a transfer handling fee either, which can be around 3% of the amount being moved.</p>
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		<title>Tips to Save on a Good Banks</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 23 Sep 2009 17:58:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[There used to be saying &#8220;smart bridge smart, thrifty rich base&#8221;. The easiest way to save is to save money. Saving is always evolving concepts from time to time, starting from the store at home, school savings, savings cooperatives, to savings in the bank.
Savings made to collect money to be used for use at a [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-18" title="uang" src="http://www.davesviplist.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/uang.jpeg" alt="uang" width="156" height="163" />There used to be saying &#8220;smart bridge smart, thrifty rich base&#8221;. The easiest way to save is to save money. Saving is always evolving concepts from time to time, starting from the store at home, school savings, savings cooperatives, to savings in the bank.</p>
<p>Savings made to collect money to be used for use at a later time. whether to get something service, buying an item, reserve deposits for the future, or other purposes. With the savings, money that has not spent this time, but stored for later use. Challenges in saving the time usually is in the money collected was enough, comes the desire to be used and spent, sometimes forgetting the original purpose of saving money was in the early to start saving.<span id="more-17"></span></p>
<p>If the amount of savings we are not too large, the storage at home is quite appropriate pilian. However, if the amount stored has reached a certain value we think is prone to loss, it&#8217;s worth the savings transferred to the storage services of money. Service had been able to form cooperatives or banks. Cooperation with the bank the difference is if we save money on co-operatives, can get a commission of the remaining results of operations (SHU) cooperatives in the early years, for savings in banks, we receive a commission in the form of bank interest earned monthly.</p>
<p>Now how saving tips on optimal bank, so we do not lose money?</p>
<p>1. Check monthly fee or annual fee</p>
<p>For-profit institutions, the bank will attract administrative costs (usually monthly, but there is also a three-monthly). Expenses were used for the operation of the bank itself and storage services at the bank. Each bank provides monthly price varies depending on the facilities that we want / enjoy. Generally, biay aini ranging from 2500 to 15,000 per month.</p>
<p>2. Initial deposit check</p>
<p>To open a new savings account, the bank will set a minimum deposit rate. This deposit is a commitment from the client to keep the accounts at the bank. Initial deposit can not normally be taken in the first 1-2-3 months (each different bank)</p>
<p>3. Check the minimum balance</p>
<p>Most of the bank will ask its customers to have a minimum balance, if our balance is below the minimum balance, the bank will give the penalty by cutting our balance with a certain amount, usually amounting to Rp. 5000 to 10,000 per month. In some banks, if the minimum balance in a few months old (3-6 months, varies between banks), banks have the right to close customer accounts due to the unavailability of sufficient funds to be saved.</p>
<p>4. Check the minimum deposit</p>
<p>The bank will impose rules that allowed a minimum deposit. This possibility of effects on the efficiency of banking resources in serving its customers. Because for the amount of money large or small will take resources that are relatively similar.</p>
<p>5. Check the savings interest rate (or for the results) from the bank</p>
<p>What is the interest rate or for the results? Bank will provide such additional funds in our savings as an incentive from the storage of our money in the bank. Regular bank interest rates will apply the fix for approximately 1-4% per year from the balance we have. Whereas for Islamic banks, the incentives provided a percentage of the profits earned by the Islamic banks. These incentive varies depending on the amount of money we save. Typically, the more the amount of our savings, the greater the% incentives provided. This incentive will be automatically added to the balance of our savings, but also will direct the income tax cut for 15% of this incentive.</p>
<p>6. Print books most late savings every 2 (two) months</p>
<p>Print passbook is very useful to know all transactions are conducted outside the bank counters. Why is there a transaction that occurred outside a bank counter? because banks now offer ATM cards that serves one of them is taking money from an ATM machine. Apart from taking money from an ATM can be transferred to other accounts, payment services from the operator, the contents pulse HP, lohat balance, etc.. ATM cards can also be used as a debit to kareti shop at certain stores. Print passbook is required for verification of data, whether in print with what we do at the ATM recorded correctly. If there is a strange transaction, can be reported immediately. If we print the book&gt; 3 (three) months, some banks will collect debit and credit transactions we become one, so that we can not know the details of bank transactions. If tetep want to know the details of the transaction, may request a checking account to the bank&#8217;s Customer Service. Some banks charge a fee to print the Current Account.</p>
<p>7. Be careful with the ATM card we have</p>
<p>ATM card is the key to the door to go into our account. ATM card needed Personal Identity Number (PIN) which should not be shared with others. Since the ATM card is our money too, so be careful in transaction using an ATM card to debit the account when shopping. Ensure that our groceries and the number printed on the printout is the same machine large friction. Do not forget also to ask for our ATM card again after the transaction. If our ATM card at ATM machine swallowed, can read the following tips.</p>
<p>8. Keep a minimum balance you always</p>
<p>As already reviewed above, the bank will offer incentives to customers, but banks will also withdraw money from the monthly contributions of our savings. So we as bank customers have to jelly, not to happen incentives received are lower than administrative costs that must be paid. If this happens, then our money in the bank instead of getting even less.</p>
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