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Friday, February 19, 2010
New Credit Card Rules You Should Pay Attention To
Who is Anngie Jenkins, credit expert?
In 2004, with very little guidance and no experience, Anngie rebounded from a home foreclosure and bankruptcy following a job loss. She went from having damaged credit to having high FICO credit scores on all three credit reports. With hard work and determination, she succeeded in regaining control of her financial future.
She has used her experience to help family, friends and colleagues rebuild their credit and increase their FICO credit scores. Today, she is dedicated to helping others who have experienced financial difficulties and challenges in obtaining higher FICO credit scores reach their goals. “25 Ways to Increase Your FICO Credit Scores to 750” is her first eBook, offering practical, proven advice that’s quick, simple and easy for readers to digest.
Her website teaches you How To Increase Your Credit Scores to 750 or more.
Congress passed a law last summer designed to make credit cards a little more consumer-friendly. The rules take effect on Monday, February 22, 2010 and if you are not paying attention you could get burned.
Check out some of the new rules.
•Yes, the bank can still raise your interest rate.
•No, the bank cannot raise your rate or cancel your card because you're behind on another bill. (I really like this one.)
•Yes, it will be harder to get credit cards.
See what the article has to say about that last one. I've been saying it all along. I'll give you a hint: 750 or above credit scores.
Read the article below.
New Credit Card Rules You Should Pay Attention To
Who is Anngie Jenkins, credit expert?
In 2004, with very little guidance and no experience, Anngie rebounded from a home foreclosure and bankruptcy following a job loss. She went from having damaged credit to having high FICO credit scores on all three credit reports. With hard work and determination, she succeeded in regaining control of her financial future.
She has used her experience to help family, friends and colleagues rebuild their credit and increase their FICO credit scores. Today, she is dedicated to helping others who have experienced financial difficulties and challenges in obtaining higher FICO credit scores reach their goals. “25 Ways to Increase Your FICO Credit Scores to 750” is her first eBook, offering practical, proven advice that’s quick, simple and easy for readers to digest.
Her website teaches you How To Increase Your Credit Scores to 750 or more.
Congress passed a law last summer designed to make credit cards a little more consumer-friendly. The rules take effect on Monday, February 22, 2010 and if you are not paying attention you could get burned.
Check out some of the new rules.
•Yes, the bank can still raise your interest rate.
•No, the bank cannot raise your rate or cancel your card because you're behind on another bill. (I really like this one.)
•Yes, it will be harder to get credit cards.
See what the article has to say about that last one. I've been saying it all along. I'll give you a hint: 750 or above credit scores.
Read the article below.
New Credit Card Rules You Should Pay Attention To
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