Is Credit Card Clarity an Oxymoron?

• Report this Comment On December 01, 2009, at 6:00 PM, mythshakr wrote:

  Maybe, if you have every single card there is and you max out every single one and you all of a sudden tell them you can't make the payments on any of them you will be considered too big to fail and can qualify for a bailout. After all, it worked for them.

• Report this Comment On December 01, 2009, at 8:03 PM, blesto wrote:

  When people get those cards they easily forget that it's

  NOT YOUR MONEY.

  Please excuse my yelling.

  Thankyou.

• Report this Comment On December 01, 2009, at 9:41 PM, Catherine105 wrote:

  The banks have made having a credit card or debit card almost impossible to get by without.Everyone is encouraged to use them for everything.

  Should be courses in high school on how to handle them. (as little as possible)

• Report this Comment On December 02, 2009, at 9:56 AM, Matt015 wrote:

  I use my credit card for nearly all of my purchases. Not because I over-spend, but because I get anywhere from 1%-5% cashback. I budget and spend within that budget, I just use my card to do it. After a while the cashback adds up.

• Report this Comment On December 02, 2009, at 10:33 AM, BMFPitt wrote:

  Do people actually look at their paper credit card bills? I just verify online that no transactions throw up a red flag and autopay the balance in full.

• Report this Comment On December 02, 2009, at 10:34 AM, zgriner wrote:

  SAVE NOW - BUY LATER

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