I think it's important however to remember that reported results are
always net of fees.
The returns that you see and that are reported are
always net of fees anyway.
Not exact matches
The benefit
of not having an annual
fee is that this card is purely a
net positive, even if you don't
always use it.
Yes, the deduct when the market is down, but as I stated, returns are
NET of fees always.
For this reason, you won't be seeing
net savings on interest
of 100 % - your savings will
always be offset by the balance transfer
fee.
That's really scary - When this kind
of story comes up, I
always wonder, if I'm ever met with bad luck and end up spending everything, going bankrupt even, in legal
fees to fight the charges and am finally acquitted, is there any safety
net in the legal system to recoup all financial damages including interest on any loans I had to take out?