Sentences with phrase «what credit cards readers»

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Yesterday I received an email from a reader asking what my thoughts are on withdrawing funds from an IRA to pay off credit card debt.

Readers, what are your thoughts on credit card privacy?

A reader recently asked me what credit cards they could apply for using an ITIN.

Point Savvy reader Brett P. recently asked, «What's the best credit card so that I can stop using my debit card for every purchase and get cash back without having to make a lifestyle change?»

Readers should weigh or consider the perks that credit card is offering like cash back bonuses and reward points, because card holder can earn more money than what they are paying with annual fee.

Erica Sandberg: What authorized users can and can't do with your credit card — Our expert reminds a reader that authorized users on a credit card account can't successfully request an increase to that card's credit limit.

-- A reader wonders what would happen to his miles if he closes his credit card account, settles with the card company or goes bankrupt.

At the time of writing Traveling For Miles has no relationships with credit card providers so you won't find any affiliate links in this article — what you'll find below is a genuine unbiased opinion as it doesn't make the slightest bit of difference to me if readers sign up for this card or not

I've never collected Skyward miles (or redeemed credit card points for Skyward miles) so, if any readers have, let me know what you think of the program as a whole.

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I get quite a few messages from readers and Twitter followers asking what credit cards I like to hold and which ones I recommend and, while I flat out refuse to recommend a credit card to someone I've never met, I thought a walkthrough of the cards I hold (and why I hold them) could be helpful.

I usually explain how I use credit cards and let readers decide what works for their household.

Some readers also asked that I look at this from a different perspective: What if you get all your points from credit cards and manufactured spend?

Readers: What's more important to you in a credit card: big sign up bonus, airline or hotel affiliation, or useful card benefits?

Google's design patent is for what appears to be a commercial tablet computer with a built - in credit card reader.

Where does your information go when you hand your credit card or debit card over to a merchant who is holding a wireless debit machine, and what is the bit encryption level on the the unit the merchant is using; is the encryption level the same on every such machine; can you tell if there is an illicit card reader on the machine that your bank card is being processed through?