Choosing Student Accounts By: Sam Gooch | - Choosing Student Accounts With the cost of University taking a steep rise, students need to be even more savvy with their finances to avoid getting into more debt.
According to Which4U, the average course fees will cost around 8,000 per year, causing students to rack up debts of 24,000 based on a 3 year course and this doesn't include anything else.
Add on the cost of living, along with the traditional beer or 5 and you could find yourself in large amounts of debt b ... Tags:student accounts
Balance Transfers Plus A Savings Account Equals Easy Cash By: Michael D. Strauss | - Most people are well aware of the old credit card game of exploiting 0% balance transfer deals to avoid paying interest on their debt, shifting the balance from card to card, always moving the debt along before the end of the introductory period to avoid interest charges almost indefinitely.
While this still works well enough, the introduction of balance transfer fees has somewhat cooled many people's enthusiasm for this activity. Although you can still save money by doing this, i ... Tags:credit cards, balance transfers, profit, savings, stoozing
Can You Really Make Money From Credit Cards? By: Anne Sparks | - The idea of making money by means of credit cards is widely discussed in the media and in personal finance weblogs. There are numbers of methods described, all of them having advantages and disadvantages. Making money with credit cards has attracted financial analysts' attention and it is evaluated as an important financial phenomenon. Let's look at the most popular methods of increasing capital from playing cards right. Is this really a right game?
The method called 'stoozing' (after the ... Tags:0% APR credit cards, balance transfer credit cards, earn money, credit cards
Turn Credit Cards Into An Asset, Not A Liability By: Peter Spyr | - You have probably already heard about stoozing', but about other methods of making money using your credit cards? Let us share some top with you that you may choose to investigate once your cards have all been cleared.
1. Earn interest on money you've already spent!
When you make a purchase using a credit card, you can borrow free of interest for 45 to 59 days, depending on the card. By choosing to make more purchases with your credit card, your money stays in you ... Tags:credit cards, finance, money, stoozing
