Sentences with phrase «to keep the card»

The Bills didn't keep their cards close to the chest when it came to quarterback plans.

Let's take a look at the top five benefits of keeping this card in your wallet.

You will earn the $ 19 sign - up bonus after the first purchase and you don't need to spend anything in order to make it worth keeping the card long term.

I'm all about keeping cards on display, and this one would definitely be a conversation starter!

I was surprised how easy it was to collect so many points for free, except for keeping the cards active and hitting spending minimums for the bonus points.

Let's take a look at the top five benefits of keeping this card in your wallet.

And when you throw in the other perks like primary rental car insurance, it's very easy to justify keeping this card.

For emergency needs, keep a card with low credit limit and commit to pay the full balance every month.

Now just continue paying on time while keeping those card balances low, and please, no more new cards!

Secure flap keeps your cards from falling out and completely hides your cards from view.

What are your thoughts on keeping the card after the first year and paying the annual fee?

If you do keep the card, factor the fee in to your calculations when considering sign - up bonuses and so forth.

Still great but I primarily just keep the card for length of history.

The key to applying for credit cards is that you DO NOT keep the card for years and years.

Since this card has no annual fee, you can keep your Membership Rewards points active forever simply by keeping this card open.

Do you want to keep your cards safe without anyone noticing?

By keeping these cards at a zero balance, you can build your score without any hassle.

It gets tougher to know what to do when you would like to keep the card because the benefits really are valuable, but the fee is just higher than your budget can permit.

It's also important to maintain a long length of credit history, so keeping your card open will improve your score, too.

This only helps if you plan to keep this card account open perpetually.

Talk about keeping the cards close to their chest, eh?

You always keep your cards close your chest when it comes to transfers.

I typically keep these cards until the annual fee shows up on the billing statement and evaluate whether they're worth keeping.

My advice is to always be friendly and professional, but keep your cards very close to your chest.

The best part is that the card has no annual fee, meaning there is little drawback in keeping the card around.

Additionally, since there is a $ 0 annual fee, you may easily keep the card just in case of emergency.

Their direction offers plenty of atmosphere and thoughtful exchanges, while still keeping cards up sleeves.

That's a great deal even if you only keep the card for one year, and I'm not even considering the signup bonus in that calculation.

Always give people a chance but keep those cards even closer to your chest.

There are late payment fees, penalty interest rates, cash advance fees, even annual fees for simply keeping the card open.

There is also a matching folder you can print and fold to keep your cards neatly on the shelf or when stored.

Plus there are no foreign transaction fees, so you'll want to keep this card handy while abroad.

In addition why keep a card which earns less miles than an Ink Bold, but costs the same?

But there's no reason to keep both cards past the first year.

Another thing is that people keep cards for «free nights» and pay an annual fee.

Obviously you may be more inclined to keep some cards more than others as you may have better use for that product or have some sort of loyalty with a brand.

Keeping the card into 2015 is not something I would do — but others have said they see value in doing so.

Once you receive your first unsecured credit card, keep the card indefinitely.

Some prefer to keep their card limit low for protection in case of fraud.

If so then you can consider keeping the card the next year and paying the annual fee on your anniversary date.

That being said, I'm not going to keep the card forever.

People usually keep this card for the free anniversary night, but most likely don't really use them.

This is a fee that is applied each year to keep the card current and active.

This is a secured credit card, so you'll need to front a $ 200 security deposit, but the relatively low $ 29 annual fee keeps the card accessible.

You also want to try to keep your card utilization around 10 % for the best score possible.