Using Credit Wisely
I am the credit card queen. I have an Excel spreadsheet on which I keep track of our credit cards, interest rates, special offers and debt. I visited a website called CreditCardClub that provides credit card reviews. You may find just the card you need on this site. Whether you want a card with no annual fee, low-interest rate, 0% introductory rate, cash-back option, airline mile or gasoline rewards, you will find it. They also offer information on business credit cards as well.
We have a gasoline reward credit card that pays us cash back on the first $100 of gasoline or automotive repairs and maintenance each month. We receive cash back for other purchases, but it is the gasoline reward that sold us on this card. We fill up our truck and our car once a month and receive cash back!
I do not recommend getting into credit card debt, but if you pay off your bill monthly, you may find some deals on this website that allow you to float your debt for 25-30 days. The site is easy to use and they have done all the work. My next credit card is going to be an airline mileage reward card. I have almost enough air miles for two round trip tickets to Hawaii and Kauai is definitely on my “bucket list.”
If this helps you in some way, I am glad.
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You are surely a credit card queen. lol… You’ve got a lots of useful info there. Thanks:)
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