Whats the best credit card, with the very best interest rates?
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Advanta Makes a good card, especially for business.  They have a fixed rate of 7.99.
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Check out the link below.\n\nhttp://www.quicken.com/banking_and_credit/bankrates/?pindex=5&sindex=0&cindex=0&posted=1&psindex=0
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Pay in full if you can. If you can't pay it all, then pay as much as you can. \n\nCredit card debt has the highest interest of anything except maybe the pawn shop. If you can get a bank loan at lower interest to pay off your credit card debt, do it.\n\nCredit cards should be used for convenience, not for credit.
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To me, all the points and miles business is a hook to lure you into buying and paying for something else or buying something you do not need or weant.  I would look for the lowest possible rate, no annual fee, best grace period, lowest default rates, and a card that has a customer service department based in the US that  speaks English.  I have actually cancelled cards because their customer service centers were in India or Panama and could not understand a word they were saying.  Also, check to see that the interest rate is not computed over TWO billing periods (this can cause you to incur a finance charge even if your balance is zero) Bear in mind that no matter what the terms are you can get, these credit card agreements are one-sided affairs that the card issuer can change at the drop of a hat. So you might think you have one deal one minute and turn around and BAM! all of a sudden the rate is 42%.
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One of the best sources for interest on  savings, credit cards, etc is http://www.bankrate.com\nIt depends what state you are in and what the balance on the account is.\n\nHSBC direct in New York shows 4.7% minimum balanace $1.00\nhttp://hsbcdirect.com
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Pulaski Bank...but they do a credit check on you. Search Yahoo for low interest credit cards.
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If it was only that easy! Looking simply at the interest rate is not the only factor in making sure you get the card that is right for you.\n\nI would recommend you visit the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada's web site. It is listed below. It contains a wealth of information for consumers including a great Credit Card Interactive Tool. The tool tries to list cards which meet your specific needs. It gives a very good comparison at the end.
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I just got this sham deal in the mail today.Outrageous APR for starters.I've never even heard of this company before today.If you want a GREAT card for lesser credit,then you NEED the Orchard Bank card.I've had a few cards of this sort and Orchard destroys the rest for rates,customer service and 2% cash back.\nYou can apply right on the Yahoo! home page.It's the good card for ugly credit.It's always there.\nGo to www.ripoffreport.com and look up applied card bank.Thecardiwant may be there as well,but applied card bank is definitely there.\nOrchard has files there too,but that was from before HSBC owned them.Orchard is by far your best choice if you have limited credit.Stay away from Imagine or Aspire.First Premier isn't terrible,but the customer service really stinks.
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Credit Cards are for idiots. Pay more later? what a great concept for corporate pigs. interests rates are retard high too. If I can't afford it now, I don't need it.
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The best savings accounts in UK are definitely from Halifax Banks.\n\nHalifax Banks have alot of services that they can give you for example: \n1. Bank Accounts\n2. Credit Cards\n3. Estate Agency\n4. Holidays \n5. Insurance\n6. Investments\n7. Loans\n8. Mortgages\n9. Savings\n10. Share Dealing\n\nAll these services that the Halifax banks offer are great, besides they help you in your life they can give you alot of money and alot of interest in your savings account.\n\nNumber 9 called Savings: Is an excellent account in which you can open a savings account and if you keep your money in that account for a long time, automatically it will increase your interest rate, for example: If you have  £6,500 in your savings account and if you keep your money there for 6 months your interest rate will increase from 3.5% to 6% and it will be a little bit more of money; But you cannot take out money from your account once you've already made this deal, if you take money out you'll lose your interest. (And you can hardly be able to apply once again.)\n\nI think this one is good because they give you alot of interest, it's secure, it has alot of popularity, all the people have their account in it, and it's a bank in which you can trust 100%.\n\nSo try it! It's an excellent bank that in my opinion, I recommend it for everyone that lives in UK.\n\nI hoped that this answer has helped you in everything. \n\nRegards
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http://www.creditcard321.com/\nBut be careful when getting a credit card, period.\nGet one only for emergencies or don't get one at all. The debt thing in america is out of control.
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If you are talking about municipal bond funds, I think Vanguard has some of the best.  In bond funds, low fees are very important, and Vanguard has some of the lowest.
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Washington Mutual.  Online they offer a free checking account and a free savings account that pays 5% interest.  Their debit card earns rewards, though not as juicy as many credit cards offer.\n\nhttp://www.wamu.com
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http://creditcards.com/low-interest.php\n\nhttp://creditcards.com/low-interest-page-2.php\n\nHope this helps.
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That depends on which bank or credit union your using for your accounts. you can go to www.bankrate.com and check the best rates on savings accounts, MMA's, and CD in your local area.
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capital one\n\nIf you're paying higher interest on your other debt, then definitly consolidate into a lower rate card.
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They're right with Capital One. That was my first card long ago. They started me off at 500 bucks. I used to charge stuff just so I could pay it off when the bill came. This built very good credit. Next thing I knew I was recieving lots of card offers. \n.