For those of you searching for the best balance transfer credit cards on the market in 2012, don’t overlook the new Chase Slate Card. Sure, it may look funky with its strange vertical design, but this card packs some serious power in the balance transfer category.
Not only does Chase’s most recent offer waive the balance transfer fee when you complete your transfer within 30 days of opening a new account, but it also boasts a 0% interest period that lasts longer than any other comparable card offers—15 months to be exact. That’s as good as it gets right now.
If you’re paying interest, even a low interest rate, on any credit card balances, the Slate Card will save you money. How much you could save obviously depends on several factors (size of balances, interest rate), but the fact that there’s no annual fee, no balance transfer fee, and 0% interest for 15 months should be music to your balance-transferring ears! Well, it sh
While many homeowners are willingly walking away from their homes and obligations, there are many more who try everything they possibly can to salvage the cornerstone of their “American Dream.” And, as you might expect, where there are people in distress and losing hope, there are always going to be opportunists and malicious scammers ready to swoop in and take advantage of them with foreclosure fraud.
January normally means a return to less spending, trimming your budget, and putting off big purchases, but more consumers are throwing caution to the wind when it comes to credit card spending. In fact, the payment processing company First Data reports that people are using their credit cards at rates not seen since the pre-recession era.
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