Credit Card With No Annual Fee But Higher Rates
March 27th, 2010 admin
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Everyone looking for a credit card wants one with no annual fee, but no one wants a card with high interest rates. Since higher rates go along with credit cards that charge no yearly fees, you should think twice before getting one for yourself. Always remember that credit firms don’t do this for charity. They are in it for the money. The no-annual fee is a mere come-on for you to sign up for an account.
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