Sentences with phrase «other card issuers see»

The idea behind that is not to avoid the temporary (but inevitable) credit score impact but to avoid having other card issuers see the lowered score when applying for their cards.

Not exact matches

The bank has one of the greatest number of affiliations with airlines, and hotel chains from any other credit card issuer we've seen, which drove up its median bonus value.

To see cards from other issuers that also use the American Express payment network, you can use the Payment Network and Card Issuer filters.

If you are interested in seeing how these cards compare in the greater scheme of things, match them up against business cards from other issuers in our comparison section below.

2012 has started off with a mixed bag of results for many credit card issuers, as some banks and lenders are seeing their delinquency and default rates drop, while others are noting an increase.

Given how skittish creditors have gotten, it's conceivable that this sort of thing could have a ripple effect as other card issuers might react negatively if / when they see your credit score drop.

Ever since I've covered the credit card beat, I've seen Chase and other issuers continually update their stable of cards pretty regularly.

As a company, PayPal receives a tremendous number of user complaints — more so than we've seen with other card issuers.

In other words, if despite my medical issues I managed to keep my mortgage current but had some credit card late pays, I want card issuers to see why I had a problem, but I don't want future mortgage lenders to see that I ever had a problem at all.

According to Wikipedia, Citibank removed use of the universal default clause in 2007, but you will have to check with other credit card issuers to see their most up to date policy.

«If you go to through the act of canceling the card, you are also opening an opportunity for more added value,» Berry said «The card issuer might give you more points for hanging around or a bonus for keeping the card open if you send them the message that the card isn't competitive with other offers you've seen on the market.»

If you're already a responsible card owner, and receive offers from cards advertising lower interest rates, contact your existing card issuer to see if they'll lower their interest rates, instead of immediately applying for the other card.

Most credit card issuers give some leeway on the credit limit for the most qualified cardholders, but others see the credit limit as a hard number that can not be exceeded.

The credit card issuers who send you offers from these lists may not have seen your credit or financial information; they simply have reason to believe that you could qualify for the product they offer, based on other products you have purchased.

Credit reports now show your credit card bill - paying habits — Credit bureaus add «trended data» to credit reports showing whether you carry a credit card balance, giving card issuers and others a more detailed portrait of your financial habits... (See Trended data)

Which cards let you be a co-signer, joint account holder — Some issuers let consumers share accounts, others don't... (See Joint)

American Express No. 1 in customer service survey — AmEx trumped other major issuers in customer satisfaction in the 2010 Credit Card Satisfaction Study, conducted by J.D. Power and Associates... (See J.D. Power survey)

But even though other industries» satisfaction growth has slowed, credit card issuers continue to see higher customer approval each year, Miller said.

Throw in the several cards I have with American Express and other issuers, and you can see that things get complicated quickly.

If you are interested in seeing how these cards compare in the greater scheme of things, match them up against business cards from other issuers in our comparison section below.

Also, some issuers will want to see an established business with a history of revenue, but others will issue a business credit card to a fledgling startup, he says.

You might do a little research ahead of time to see if there are other cards from Chase or another issuer that meet your needs better than the Southwest Airlines card.

I always try to see things from the other's vantage point — in this case, United and the cards issuers in general.

But if spend isn't an issue, it's a good idea to apply for several cards at once (often called an «app - o-rama») every 3 - 4 months or so, because when applying at the same time, other issuers won't see the other credit inquiries and you may even get some merged credit inquiries, reducing your total number of hard pulls which is better for your credit score.

For most of these cards, the benefits are provided through the Mastercard network, meaning the type of protection you get is less likely to depend on the card's annual fee as we've seen with other issuers.