Sentences with phrase «set by a credit card issuer»

The first thing a credit card company does in processing application is your compliance with all the requirements set by a credit card issuer.

You must pay back all of your expenditures in full on a due date set by the credit card issuer.

Not exact matches

These two roles go by many names, such as primary, applicant, co-applicant and authorized user, with, interestingly, no uniformly consistent set of terms used by card issuers to describe these two major ways in which credit accounts are shared.

CIBIL records how much of debt you utilize as compared to the upper limit that is set by the bank or credit card issuer.

Some credit card issuers also would set up booths or tables on college campuses (or very close to) where they would entice college students to apply for their student credit cards by offering free gifts that included hats, frisbees, and even food.

Do your best to keep this from happening by setting your own credit limits that are well below what your card issuers allow.

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But on a secured credit card, the credit limit you set is held by your card issuer as collateral.

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In addition, business and corporate cards are not covered by consumer protections set forth by the Credit CARD Act of 2009, most meaningful perhaps is that issuers can hike card APRs without notCARD Act of 2009, most meaningful perhaps is that issuers can hike card APRs without notcard APRs without notice.