Credit Cards For all Credit

Credit Cards- Buying something now, and paying for it later, it can be easy to lose track of how much you have spent by the time your monthly statement arrives.  And if you are unable to repay your balance in full, you will incur finance charges on your unpaid balance.  And if you continue to use your credit card, while you still have an unpaid balance, the debt on your credit card will continue to grow and grow.  A negative credit report can make it more difficult for you to finance a car or home, get insurance, and even get a job.  That is why it is important not to over use your credit card, and when you do use it, use it only to a point where you can easily repay the debt in full when your bill is due.

There are federal protections for consumers who use credit cards.  If you find an error on your bill, you must notify your credit card company in writing, within 60 days after the first bill containing the error was mailed to you.  In your letter, include: your name; account number; the type, date, and amount of the error; and the reason why you believe the bill contains an error.  Your credit card company must in return investigate the problem and either correct the problem on your statement with in two billing cycles or 90 days after your credit card company receives your billing error notice, or send you information on why the there was no error on your bill. 

If you happen to lose your credit card, it is wise to report the loss as soon as possible.  Most companies will charge you $50 per card, if the card is lost and used, before you ever report it.  But if a thief uses your card before you report it missing, the most the credit card companies can charge you is $50.

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