Sentences with phrase «card example above»

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For example, using the facts above, the child has credit card debt and is being pursued by a former landlord for back rent.

If you have other loans with small balances (like the small credit card balance in the example above), wiping out this loan in its entirety could put you over the edge.

In the example above, as long as your introductory period is at least 12 months, you can pay off your card without much trouble.

For example, for the card described above, the student's new greeting might read «Here's wishing you a warm, fuzzy holiday season!»»

There is a finished example of a Father's Day card provided in this set of resources so that you can show your students where they should draw their father's face above the coat and tie area of the card.

For example, cash back credit cards generally don't provide rewards above 2 %.

Assuming your spending breaks down similarly to the above example, you will be better off choosing the U.S. Bank Cash + ™ Visa Signature ® Card in the long - run.

For example, the addition of $ 20,000 of business debt to the $ 20,000 Hebert already owed on his personal credit cards led Bank of America to close one of his personal credit cards and cut the limit of another, from $ 35,000 to $ 9,900, just $ 200 above his balance.

Let's use the example cards from above, but add their interest rates.

FICO actually looks at your credit utilization for each card account individually and for all cards together (as in the example above).

The above example is a line of credit used by an acquaintance of mine to consolidate his credit card debt.

In the above example, saving the $ 100 instead of putting it toward your credit card balance means you've given up $ 13.

So, in the above example, had you swiped for that transaction using a Debit Card, the amount of Rs. 10,000 would have been instantly transferred from your linked bank account to Big Bazaar.

In the example above, pay down the balance on Card A to about $ 1,500 and your new ratio for Card A is 25 % (1,500 / 6,000 =.25).

While an unsecured credit card looks more expensive because the interest rate is 29.9 % compared to 15 % (in our above example), when you compare fees ($ 200 versus $ 84) and the fact that you can pay zero in interest if you pay off your credit card balance each month, the unsecured credit card is now clearly much cheaper.

You could, for example, decide that any purchase for less than $ 25 will be paid in cash, any from $ 25 to $ 100 will be paid by debit card, then restrict your credit card to transactions above $ 100.

Begin by paying the minimum payment on all of the credit cards on your list, with the exception of the card with the lowest balance (# 4 — Discover in the example above).

For the example above, she said the 13 % interest rate is about average for business credit cards, according to CreditCards.com weekly rate report.

For instance, in the example above, even though a whooping sum of $ 1,300 was paid off from the beginning credit card balance, the effects it had on the average daily balance is insignificant because the payment was made just a day to the end of the month.

For example, most customers with a credit score of 760 or above can receive the best interest rates for loans or credit cards.

In the above example, the credit card user would need to reduce the total credit being used to $ 1,950 to reach 30 % credit utilization.

In the example above, the overall debt to credit ratio is at 30 %, but Card B is nearing its credit limit of $ 1,000.

Going back to our example above of having a credit card with an average balance of $ 5,000 and an interest rate of 10 %, we can see that our annual interest cost on the card will be in the neighborhood of $ 500, right?

In the example above, as long as your introductory period is at least 12 months, you can pay off your card without much trouble.

If you can't use cards to save money on the cruise using the examples above, you might at least be able to use airline miles to fly to the port, and to stay the night before in a hotel.

Seeing the above examples, you can quickly see how I pieced together two card applications to net a business class flight worth thousands of dollars.

The above example, a $ 381.20 flight represents nearly the maximum value which can be extracted from this process, and does in fact turn the Fidelty Amex into a 2.8 % Travel Cash Back Card.

In the above example assume everything is held constant, location, quality, service, everything except the cash / credit card issue.

If you never fly American Airlines or its Oneworld alliance partners, or if your hometown airport is a hub for a different airline, then the above card wouldn't be a good choice for you since the rewards you're earning can only be used to book on American or a partner airline (Japan Airlines, for example).

In the Dubai example above, collecting points to attain a goal of first class travel would require 11x the length of time and credit card spend than if you instead concentrated on earning miles.

Instead of earning frequent flyer miles, as in the above example, you earn bank - issued credit card points that are brand agnostic, meaning you can use them for any type of travel.

Airline Co-Branded Cards: These cards carry the name of an airline, such as in the above example, and when you use your credit card you earn miles specific to that airCards: These cards carry the name of an airline, such as in the above example, and when you use your credit card you earn miles specific to that aircards carry the name of an airline, such as in the above example, and when you use your credit card you earn miles specific to that airline.

The most recent such bonus that Amex offered saw the transfer ratio from Amex to BA increased to 250:300 so, using the same example as above, that would see the Amex Platinum personal card earning 6,000 Avios or double what the Chase Visa offers.

So taking my Lucille's example above, I would earn 500 United MileagePlus miles (5 miles per $ 1 spent) plus an additional 125 United MileagePlus miles (25 % bonus) just for having my United MileagePlus credit card on file for a total of 625 United MileagePlus miles and 200 credit card points.

If, for example, you've already earned 70,000 points from flying on Southwest or from credit card spend and you need another 7,000 points to book two of the anytime awards I mentioned above, the $ 137.50 you'd need to buy the points may be worth it to you.

The Chase Ink credit card is a huge help if you want to exploit some of the examples I've given above and it's a card I find invaluable when it comes to building up a significant points balance for things like Hyatt stays... but it's not the only option.

If, for example, you've already earned 80,000 points from credit card spend or from flying on Southwest and you need another 6,000 points to book two of the anytime awards I mentioned above, the $ 120 you'd need to buy the points may be worth it to you.

In the above example, you could get a $ 100 Hyatt gift card for just $ 45 cashback (additional $ 45 cashback earned from Double Cashback promotion)

For example, the rewards can be combined with the Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card, which we went over above, to get a little extra juice out of your total rewards.

In the example above, as long as your introductory period is at least 12 months, you can pay off your card without much trouble.

The examples above are a good demonstration of why I prefer using cards that earn miles and points rather than cash back cards.

For example, the Chase Sapphire Preferred card offers a 50,000 point sign - up bonus after spending $ 4,000 in the first 3 months with 2X points on travel and dining and many of the other perks mentioned above.

Whether switching your credit card will cost anything close to the example outlined above — and whether that nets out to be a moneymaker — depends on a number of factors.

For example, while US Bank and Nationwide Visa Buxx loads cost $ 2.50 and $ 2.00, respectively, for loads up to $ 500, I'm willing to earn a mere 2 % or 2.22 % cash back on that spend, but for gas station, drug store, and grocery store spend I decided to direct that spend exclusively towards cards that featured above - average earning rates.

As you can see in the example above, Thomas with his tiered - rewards credit card came out on top for this particular time period; however, let's say Rebecca wanted to maximize her 5 percent restaurant rewards for the period and spent $ 500 at restaurants and just $ 100 at grocery stores.

In a post last October at Above the Law, I wrote about the sometimes murkiness of practice management pricing, and discussed credit card processing as an example.

For example, as we mentioned above, medical emergencies are not covered by most credit card policies.

For example, paying your insurance premium through your credit card will get you reward points whereas paying through cheques at bank branches will not (cash is not an option above Rs 50,000).

When an LCD monitor runs in its native resolution — 1366 × 768 in the example above — each pixel on the LCD corresponds to a pixel in the image sent by your computer's video card.

Any of the above configs can be customized with different parts — for example, our $ 1,099 review unit packs the Core i5 CPU, 8 GB of RAM and 1 TB hard drive of the base $ 899 config, but with a beefier GeForce GTX 960 graphics card.