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December 22, 2008, 7:55 am |
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Can I use a business credit card for cash advances at a atm. |
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You can, but be aware of high interest rates on cash advances. Read the terms and conditions of your business credit card to clarify the APR on cash advances. Most probably, it's for about 20%. Plus, lenders regard cash withdrawals as a high risk, that's why they charge so high interest rates. If you have any other options, you'd better review them, as it's not recommended to use your credit card for cash advances. |
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December 23, 2008, 7:30 am |
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I have stared a automotvie service and to start some credit for the company.
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Answer:
If your credit score is excellent or good, fell free to apply for business credit cards. They're designed specifically for small business owners and most of them come with great features that will be really helpful for you. Business credit offers vary from company to company, so it makes sense to compare the rates and fees as well as the terms of rewards programs before submitting your application. |
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December 23, 2008, 7:36 am |
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We recently paid off a huge balance to our credit card in full. We would like to get a new card but are concerned about our poor credit limiting us. What cards are our best bet and how can we keep from paying huge interest rates because of our past. |
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If you have doubts about your approval for a credit card, you'd better consider secured credit offers. When applying for these cards, you need to make a deposit. But the good thing is that your spending limit will be equal to the amount of your deposit. These cards generally have lower interest rates, as they are secured with your funds. It's a really good option if you have limited credit. |
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March 20, 2009, 7:02 am |
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can i get a credit card .a master card with enough credit to make a new start. i had to go bankrupt because my husband passed away now i need to go on. i dont want to be put off.i need a ans today |
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If you are looking for a MasterCard credit card, compare credit cards for no credit presented on the site. We offer you to consider Orchard bank Classic MasterCard or Household Bank Platinum MasterCard. Both of them are unsecured credit cards for bad or no credit history that don’t require making money deposit. Using one of these cards, your payments will be reported to credit bureaus monthly and if you pay on time and don’t exceed your spending limit, you will improve your credit history. If you want to get a card with “enough credit”, you should know that credit cards for bad/no credit usually come with low credit limit. As soon as you prove your creditworthiness, your limit may be increased. |
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April 26, 2011, 5:24 am |
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need a credit card but have a bad record how can i apply |
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If your credit is bad take a closer look at the Bad Credit Card Offers displayed at our website. Compare credit card features and benefits, choose the right card for you and apply online. Please remember the worse your credit is, the higher your credit card rate and the lower your credit limit will be compared to credit cards designed specifically for those with good to excellent credit. |
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