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TD Bank Cash Rewards Credit Card

Posted by: John Freycinet  Posted date: January 02, 2011 in Credit Cards Articles
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TD Bank has executive offices in Portland, Maine and offers traditional banking along with credit card services. The TD Bank Cash Rewards credit card is a Visa card that is accepted worldwide.

Facilities are located in 13 states. In addition to personal banking TD Bank offers products and services to small businesses and commercial industries. Compare online credit cards now!

The Visa credit card offered by TD Bank is just like any other Visa credit card. It includes all of the Visa safety features and benefits as defined below.

Visa Benefits of the TD Bank Cash Rewards Credit Card

Since the TD Bank Cash Rewards Credit Card is a Visa card it comes with all of Visa’s benefits. Features include emergency card replacement and emergency cash when needed. You also get zero liability fraud protection.

If you travel or need to rent a car, Visa credit cards cover you for auto rental collision damage waiver. I

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5 Credit Card New Year’s Resolutions

Posted by: Lola Thornton  Posted date: January 01, 2011 in Credit Cards Articles
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It’s that time of year again: the time to buckle down and – for real, this time – conquer any credit conundrums plaguing your personal finances.

No matter the quality of your credit score, there is always room for improvement. Once the new year hits, dedicate yourself to a future of great credit and great financial rewards. Here’s how.

If you have bad credit

Work to eliminate credit card debt.
Depending on the amount of credit card debt you have, this may take more than a year. But, like a healthy diet, a slow and steady lifestyle change is the best way to overcome poor spending habits. January 1st marks the first day of a new, healthier credit history.

How:

  • Start paying more than your minimum balance every month. Even just 25 cents a day (under 8 dollars a month) in addition to any minimum payments can slice years and lots of dollars off your total payments.
  • Cut down on your credit card spending. Leave t

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Emily’s list: Giving back for the holidays edition

Posted by: John Freycinet  Posted date: December 23, 2010 in Credit Cards Articles
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The holiday season is all about giving. We shop like crazy so we can give presents to our friends, family, and loved ones. We bake and serve food to others, sing songs for others and travel to be with loved ones. But many of us also look at this as a time to give back and donate to charities and the needy.

I have walked past several Salvation Army bell-ringers dressed in red this holiday season, and sadly, I rarely have cash to give them. The good news is that we often don’t always need cash in order to give back anymore. Most charities now accept donations via credit card on their websites or through PayPal. You can also find credit cards that donate a percent of spending to charities, ranging from animal rescue to environmental conservation to breast cancer research. Some credit cards allow you to use your credit card rewards for donations to charities or to offset your carbon footprint.

What are you doing this holiday season to give back?

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How to Redeem American Express Rewards

Posted by: Matilda Sprent  Posted date: December 22, 2010 in Credit Cards Articles
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Q: I want to redeem my American Express rewards, but I don’t know how to do this. Help!

A: If you have an American Express card that has a rewards program, once you have accrued enough points, you can redeem them. This is as easy as going to this website.

Once you have logged on to your account, you simply follow the steps to redeem your points. These steps include selecting the membership reward you wish to redeem points for. If you are not already registered, you can access the website and it will help you take care of this process.

The number for local redemption only is 1-800-299-1977.

If you are overseas and need to redeem points, you will need to call +65, then follow that by a “6.” Dial the “6” before you dial the rest of the phone number. Local callers need only to dial 1-800-299-1977.

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MBNA rapped for credit card debt tactics

Posted by: Lola Thornton  Posted date: December 19, 2010 in Credit Cards Articles
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Credit card group MBNA has been ordered to improve the way it deals with customers struggling to keep up with debt repayments.

The Office of Fair Trading has imposed a series of requirements on the lender after Citizens Advice raised concerns about the way its in-house debt collection arm was handling customers in financial difficulties.

The trading watchdog found when people who could not afford to make their full repayments offered to pay a token sum, the letters MBNA sent to them were so unclear, consumers often could not tell if their offer had been rejected or accepted.

It also failed to follow its own policy on some occasions, by bypassing customers’ appointed representatives, and instead contacting individuals directly.

As a result of the investigation, from January 1 MBNA must make it clearer in letters sent to customers who are in financial difficulties that it will accept partial repayments if they have shown that this is what they can afford to pay.

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How Credit Cards Protect Purchases

Posted by: Lola Thornton  Posted date: December 18, 2010 in Credit Cards Articles
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You already know about bonus travel miles and cash back rewards, but some credit card benefits stretch well beyond instant savings on a vacation getaway. Many credit cards include purchasing safeguards that protect against anything from rental car insurance to extended warranties.

If you can’t find your credit card policy or if you’re confused by the jargon, call your bank or credit card provider to ask about the credit card offers you’re entitled to. Taking the time to understand your credit card protection plan might determine when you use credit or cash on your next big purchase.

5 Credit Card Protection Policies

 

1. Car Rental Insurance

Saving money on your next vacation can start by reducing or declining car rental insurance. Many credit cards offer car damage protection against collision and theft. Keep in mind this isn’t full protection because many of these policies fail to protect against liability if you’re sued. Since serv

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