Jul 28

i want to start building my credit because i dont have credit history.who know where i ve to go and apply for a credit card either instore card or not so that i will get instant approval.and start building my credit


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Jul 19

I transferred a balance from Capital One to Citi because my interested on capital one was recently increased. The only issue is I still use that card and pay it all off every month since the interest on that card is 23.99% How can I pay the balance transfer off at the same time while not paying interest on the other charges that I put on that credit card?


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Jul 19

Why would anyone use these cards? (unless, I suppose, they already have a visa or master card)


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Jul 18

I have a Citi card that once in awhile offers fixed APRs of 3.99% or 4.99% for the life of the loan, or 0% for 6-9 months. I have about k credit limit. My Capital One on the other hand stinks at a ,400 credit limit. Anyways, I'm thinking of doing a balance transfer from the Citi card to my checking account for $$$ and putting the $$$ in another bank that gives 5.20% interest, giving me about ,300 at the end of the year. I then pay the credit card in full.

In other words, I'll borrow the credit card company's money to make money. What I'm really looking for are credit cards that offer high credit limits and occassionally offers 0% interest rates for 6 months or more, with no more than 0 balance transfer fee, so I can make money off of them.

If you know of them from experience, please let me know. For example, if you have a Chase credit card or something that offers something similar occassionally, please respond.

Thanks in advance.
Yep, I understand very well how credit card companies work. When I do the balance transfer, I do not touch the credit card at all because I know my payments I make will go towards the lowest APR amount first, effectively leaving my high APR amounts accruing interest.

I will only do this with 0% balance transfers if it's fixed with no other gimmicks. Plus I have real good credit and am responsible in paying my bills on time.


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Jul 06

I'm a sophomore in college and I want to establish credit. I want to know whats the best card to choose? Someone told me to try citi student credit cards. I'd like to keep up my credit so in 6 months to a year I can get a nice used car because finding transportation to work is becoming difficult. With the economy all crazy is now a good time?
I do have a checking and savings account.
Also. I have to get a car because my younger sister is pregnant and someone has to bring her to doctor appointments and pick her up from school while my parents are at work.


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