Saturday, October 31, 2009

Is there any bad credit cards in Canada?

I know the states have them what about Canada



Is there any bad credit cards in Canada?

I think this may help you.



http://www.canadian-financial.ca/



Is there any bad credit cards in Canada?

when i used to live in canada, i know some that were bad, its not bad like in US



Is there any bad credit cards in Canada?

they are all bad



Is there any bad credit cards in Canada?

Why would you want a credit card that is bad?



Is there any bad credit cards in Canada?

yes the higher the interest the worse they are ,just take note of the rate and fees when looking

Need advise how to lower my credit cards?

My husband and I are way over our heads in debt. Ya i know we should have been more careful spending. But a few things have happened in the last couple of years.



1. Death in the family that we paid for.



2. My husband broke his back in 3 places two months after the death and was out of work for about 4 months.



3. We took custody of a third child to help a family member and all she came to us with was a small suit case of clothes!



We had to buy a bed and clothes and spend extra $$$ on utilty bills etsc...



The interest rates are getting higher and higher and higher every month because we can%26#039;t even afford to pay the min.



Need advise how to lower my credit cards?

My husband and I were in the same situation and are just now getting to the point where we can pay everything every month. It may be possible to do it the way it is working for us.



You have to make a list - it will seem very scary but you have to actually make yourself do it. Make a list of every credit card you owe - what the minimum payment is, what the due date is and what the APR is



1. start by taking a calander for this month and write in when you get paid and how much, then write in every date that a card payment is due and how much. This will give you an idea of what you owe as opposed to what you make. See if you need to save more from the beginning of the month to pay a bill at the end of the month to get minimum payments paid



2. Also add to your calender any other bills you may owe on the date due. Rent, food, gas, laundry, utilities, allowance for personal items



3. after adding all of that in do you have anything extra at the end of the month at all, if so put that towards the card with the highest APR



4. every month continue to pay minimum payment on every card except the one with the highest APR until you finally get that paid off. After that is paid off which for my husband and I is still going to take a couple years you can take that large payment and put it all onto the next card with the highest APR



5. you will be able to see the progress your making really quick this way. Most of your money is probably going into interest like ours is. You can figure out what your interest is for the next month ahead of time really easily if you want



Here is an example



Say you have a card with $3,000 on it - minimum due is $110 and your APR is 32% -



3,000 x 0.32 (apr) = $960 per year in interest / 12 (months) = $80



so you may be making a 110 minimum payment but 80 of it will be going toward interest



If you could add so the payment is 150 so your paying $40 extra this month on the card the next month your balance will be 2930 and you interest will be lower



2930 x 0.32 = 937.60 / 12 = 78.13 - your interest will have already dropped by two dollars - this may not seem like much but within a year it will be huge



Need advise how to lower my credit cards?

Start with Dave Ramsey. He will change your life - and you can do his program without spending any money. Go to the library and check out his books.



Prioritize your spending. 1) Food; 2) utilities; 3) shelter; 4) transportation (so you can get to work) and 5) debt. Do NOT pay Mastercard no matter what a collector says (they all lie anyway) before you make a rent/mortgage payment. It won%26#039;t do you any good to get evicted while your card payments are up to date.



From Dave%26#039;s website:



%26quot;Dave has taught these principles to millions via radio, books, Financial Peace University, and online.



Now its your turn! Use the Baby Steps to get your finances in order and on track. Then pass them on to someone you know.



1) $1,000 to start an Emergency Fund



2) Pay off all debt using the Debt Snowball (see Dave%26#039;s website for more info)



3) 3 to 6 months of expenses in savings



4) Invest 15% of household income into Roth IRAs and pre-tax retirement



5) College funding for children



6) Pay off home early



7) Build wealth and give! Invest in mutual funds and real estate%26quot;



http://www.daveramsey.com/



Need advise how to lower my credit cards?

contact consumer credit counseling QUICK, to prevent from having to file bankruptcy, they will advocate to alll your creditors to lower your payment and interest rates so that more of what your paying go to the principle and so not everything you are paying is late fees and over the limit fees. CCC is a non profit org. beware of other counciling agencies as they may be costly and non effective.



Need advise how to lower my credit cards?

The best way is to tell yourselves this is the most important thing in your life for the next 6 months to a year depending on the amount of debt.



Then go out and get a second job EACH, (baby sitter if applicable is NOT an excuse you just alternate shifts) pay every dime of those funds to the debt.



Take the highest balance (against Dave Ramsey%26#039;s advice which makes no sense at all) and put the extra funds to that account making only the minimum to the other accounts until paid off.



IF that high balance is a VERY low interest rate compared to another account then pay off the one with higher interest first.



Next do away with everything that is not necessary, internet account, cable, cell phones, eating out etc. until the debt is paid down.



Good luck.

If don't pay your unsecured credit cards in 6 months period, can they garnish your wages?

yes they can they will sue you in court and get a judgment against you and have the judge order a garnishment against the amount owed also it depends on what state you live in some states don%26#039;t allow garnishments



If don%26#039;t pay your unsecured credit cards in 6 months period, can they garnish your wages?

NO but they can sue you for the money.



If don%26#039;t pay your unsecured credit cards in 6 months period, can they garnish your wages?

YES. And why wouldn%26#039;t they?



First they have to sue you and then the judge will order the garnish.

Can 12-17 yr olds hav credit cards?

and if they can, how do u do it?



Can 12-17 yr olds hav credit cards?

A 12 year old has no way of making money.



A 17 year old is more likely to have income, but a 17 year old isn%26#039;t legally able to enter into a contract.



Easiest was is to have a parent add you to their credit card line.



Can 12-17 yr olds hav credit cards?

No, but identity theives can use their socials and other key info and get them. Be careful! Just get them the AMEX prepaid debit cards. They are safe.



Can 12-17 yr olds hav credit cards?

they can get those keycard things i suggest asking at your bank



Can 12-17 yr olds hav credit cards?

No



Can 12-17 yr olds hav credit cards?

Credit cards no, not in their own name.



Debit cards yes, you can even have one linked to your bank account (though your parents will be able to limit how much you%26#039;re allowed to take out in a certain time period if they want to) in most banks. Talk to your parents and talk to the bank.



Hope that helps



Can 12-17 yr olds hav credit cards?

Yes, it is possible - but it depends where you are in the world. For example, in America there is the Visa Buxx card which is half way between a credit and a debit card.



I also believe that a parent can issue a copy of their credit card to their children, once the child is over 14.



However, if the issue is convenience - rather than getting hold of money you don%26#039;t have - then most banks do debit cards for teens which all all the ease of being cash free.



Can 12-17 yr olds hav credit cards?

yes they can..when i filled out credit app.%26#039;s for myself,i always put my kids names on the application in the space that says,do you want a addictional card for someone else,just enter there name in the spaces below.my kids have platimun credit cards with excellant credit ratings thanks to me since 1994, and now my kids are in college. p.s. my kids were four and five at that time.

Does it just have to be credit cards that you consolidate?

I would like to have just one payment on everything, like my trucks, house,my 4-wheeler.Things like that.. It just seems it would be easier to make one small payment or at least try to make it.



Does it just have to be credit cards that you consolidate?

Not unless you have enough home equity to take out a new mortgage with %26quot;cash out%26quot; to pay the other things. You can%26#039;t finance personal property (cars, etc.) and real property on the same loan.

Why do people prefer american express credit cards?

Cause the name sounds fancier.



Why do people prefer american express credit cards?

I didn%26#039;t know that they did, my husband accepts all of them, but Mastercharge is at the top of the list with Visa coming in second.



He says that American Express is rarely used by the people who do business with him.



Why do people prefer american express credit cards?

cause the %26#039;name%26#039; is impresive.



unfortunatly the card holser does not know the snake they play with.



we will not take AmEx , so we don%26#039;t get taken.



Why do people prefer american express credit cards?

They actually don%26#039;t. Mastercard and Visa are, by a long shot, THE largest credit card processors in the world.



Many corporations prefer American Express for the business credit cards because of the services the company, not the employee, receives from the company to help them manage their expenses.



Hope that helps.



Why do people prefer american express credit cards?

Actually, I don%26#039;t know very many people who prefer amex.



Amex is pretty popular as corporate cards because they seem to have fewer biases against new and home based businesses.



However, most merchants don%26#039;t like amex because they charge the merchant more per transaction than the other two cards.



And since there are many places that don%26#039;t accept amex for this reason, most consumers don%26#039;t bother with amex and just get visa or mastercard.



Why do people prefer american express credit cards?

I don%26#039;t know why?But I think mastercard and visa have more users.And our company use the mastercard to do business



Why do people prefer american express credit cards?

I like my AMX card because of the benefits. To begin, it%26#039;s a Costco card and credit card in one; therefore, I don%26#039;t have to take both when I go shopping (silly huh). 3% cash back for using Costco gas (who does not like saving $ on gas?) and 2% when dining out ($ when I eat..yippie). Last but not least, it has my picture so I don%26#039;t have to carry my ID too.



Have a good night.

I was wondering if any lenders give out credit cards for people that have bad credit/no credit? Need

sure try orchard bank



I was wondering if any lenders give out credit cards for people that have bad credit/no credit? Need help asap

yeah, I just got one, if youre a student, there are plenty of student cards. They lack benefits, but they%26#039;ll help establish better credit.



I was wondering if any lenders give out credit cards for people that have bad credit/no credit? Need help asap

When I was just starting to get my credit going (I had no credit at all) I got a secured credit card through my bank. My limit was $250....and they actually took $250 out of my checking account, and put it into a secured account.



It%26#039;s two years later now, and I have since cancelled that card, got my money back (and spent it again) and gotten a real credit card with good rewards.



I was wondering if any lenders give out credit cards for people that have bad credit/no credit? Need help asap

In my experience there are two types of Bad Credit Credit Cards. One is a secured card, and the other has a much higher rate of interest. Both can be used to rebuild your credit worthiness after getting back on your feet. Secured credit cards are great for rebuilding your credit. You send the credit card company a pre deposit amount set by the company%26lt;!--This amount will be equal to your credit limit. Pay over your minimum every month and send your payment in before the due date and you will build your credit up gradually. Never miss a payment, be late on a payment, or go over your credit limit even by a small amount.



http://best-loans.awardspace.com/credit-...



You don%26#039;t want the company to ever have to take from your pre deposit amount because they want you to handle your account just like you would an unsecured card. A great thing about this pre deposit amount that you send in is it can act as a savings account even earning a little--%26gt;bit of interest for you. After establishing yourself with the credit card company, they may decide to give you a unsecured credit card or increase the limit on the one you have with them without having to make another deposit. Secured credit cards are a good choice for anyone wishing to rebuild their credit history.



I was wondering if any lenders give out credit cards for people that have bad credit/no credit? Need help asap

Orchard Bank or wells fargo loan center(hsbc)



I was wondering if any lenders give out credit cards for people that have bad credit/no credit? Need help asap

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