Sentences with phrase «card is a wiser move»
However, if you are intent on repairing your credit score, using a card is a wiser move to make but you must do it responsibly.
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Heung - min Son has been experimented with up top by himself, and with some success it has to be said, but it would be a wise decision to bring in another recognised striker as the future of struggling Vincent Janssen remains in the balance, with a move to Borussia Monchengladbach potentially on the cards.
Forgetting to pay off a credit card is never a wise move, but it's even riskier with a department store card because of the high interest rates they charge.
Paying 34 - 47 % in taxes and penalties so you can pay off a credit card at 18 % interest is not a wise financial move!
Refinancing your credit card or student loan debt can be a wise move — unless one of these downsides sours the deal.
Bruce Sellery says using your mortgage to pay off credit card debt can be a wise move, but it's not a free pass.
That's why falling behind on your mortgage payments, car loans, or credit card bills is not a wise move.
So the idea is to borrow within limits, within what's wise and what's smart and comfortable for you and which you can readily repay, like if you see yourself only paying minimum payments on anything, whether that's student loans like I did — not a smart move — whether that's barely getting by on a mortgage, say maybe an interest - only mortgage where you're not making principal payments, or of course, on credit cards where you're only financially able to pay minimum payments.
Take two forms of ID - Taking some other form of identification in addition to your passport - such as a driving or provisional driving license photo card - is a wise move, as it makes retrieving your details from the embassy system and applying for emergency travel documents a whole lot easier.
This can be a wise move if you don't own a credit card already as your approval odds increase if you can responsibly manage a credit card.
While changing cards may save you some hassle, it may not be a wise move because you're limited to the offerings of one issuer and may not get the best terms, Angleton says.