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]]> http://www.creditcardwatcher.com/offers/comment-page-1/#comment-321 An App-O-Rama Primer: How to Profit from Credit Card Offers · Credit Card Watcher Tue, 14 Nov 2006 17:50:24 +0000 http://www.creditcardwatcher.com/offers/#comment-321 [...] As you’re putting your credit profile in order, start doing research into the credit card offers that you intend to apply for. An admittedly biased source (me) thinks that this blog is a great resource to use to find worthy credit card offers. In particular, check out the credit card offers database.  You should pick not only cards that you intend to use long-term as everyday cards, but you should also single out cards that offer good signup bonuses or introductory balance transfer offers. Be especially wary, however, of balance transfer fees associated with introductory rates–even if a credit card offers a 0% intro rate, it may not be worthwhile to take if it comes with an uncapped 3% balance transfer fee, since it may be difficult to find an investment that would recoup that cost. [...] [...] As you’re putting your credit profile in order, start doing research into the credit card offers that you intend to apply for. An admittedly biased source (me) thinks that this blog is a great resource to use to find worthy credit card offers. In particular, check out the credit card offers database.  You should pick not only cards that you intend to use long-term as everyday cards, but you should also single out cards that offer good signup bonuses or introductory balance transfer offers. Be especially wary, however, of balance transfer fees associated with introductory rates–even if a credit card offers a 0% intro rate, it may not be worthwhile to take if it comes with an uncapped 3% balance transfer fee, since it may be difficult to find an investment that would recoup that cost. [...]

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