BSP wants credit card rates cut by 50% By MAX ESTAYO Malaya
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Amando Tetangco Jr. feels that credit card companies can cut their interest rates by as much as 50 percent from the current rate of 3.5 percent monthly or a staggering 42 percent per year to 1.5 to 1.6 percent or 18 to 20 percent per year.
Tackle debt on highest-rate credit card first USA Today
Financial planner Kathleen Longo says she was delighted to find out that, for Tolu Adeleye at least, debt has helped him reach momentous goals: getting an excellent education and seeing the world.
Eliminate Credit Card Debt Hornell Evening Tribune
(ARA) - You've heard the old adage, pay down your credit card debt each month to avoid the nasty interest rate charges and fees that result from revolving balances.
Credit card firms slam RBA review AAP via Yahoo!7 Finance
The top two credit card companies have slammed a Reserve Bank plan to review Australia's card payments systems.
Using credit cards is fine, but watch the fine print Akron Beacon Journal
If you're sick of Jingle Bells and Deck the Halls, Consumers Union has a new tune to get stuck in your head. It's Always Christmas Time for Visa, an animated music video that can be found at www.creditcardreform.org, is described by the organization as a ``lighthearted take'' on credit card fees, interest rate increases, and mind-numbingly complex and oh-so-tiny fine print.
Shop for the best credit-card deal, and make it work for you Baltimore Sun
This is not exactly a bold prediction: You probably will add to your credit-card debt this holiday season.
U.K. Credit Card Issuing: Across the Pond, But Not Out of the Woods PR Web
This report examines recent downturns in U.K. credit card issuing in terms of receivables and payment volume, which are unprecedented in this traditionally fast-growing card market. Credit card growth rates in the U.K. have historically exceeded those of the U.S., and the decline in growth represents a sudden departure from these trends. This report highlights comparisons between the U.S. and
Trade home equity line for credit card debt? Bankrate.com via Yahoo! Finance
It looks good on paper, but those zero-percent credit card deals tend to be fleeting, warns the Debt Adviser.
Krungthai Card bullish on 2007 Bangkok Post
Krungthai Card Plc, the country's largest credit card issuer, expects the credit card market to grow steadily in 2007 despite new regulations resulting in higher interest rates and minimum monthly payments for cardholders.
Venezuela Eases Requirements for Credit-Card Purchases Abroad Bloomberg.com
Dec. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Venezuela eased requirements for spending dollars abroad with credit cards in a bid to cut bureaucratic delays of the country's three-year-old currency controls.
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