AccountNow Prepaid Cards

Discover® More® Card - $50 Cashback Bonus® This card has a 0% intro APR on balance transfers for a FULL 12 months and purchases for a FULL 6 months and offers up to 5% rewards in certain categories. In addition to this, cardholders can get $50 Cashback Bonus after they charge their first $599 in purchases. This is a great incentive for consumers and not available with most other cards available in the channel.

Rush Card

Prepaid cards have grown tremendously over the past years and are expected to grow even more throughout 2010. RushCard offer consumers plastic with no annual, monthly, or customer service fees and can be loaded with direct deposit for free, with tax refund anticipation loans, or in the store. The RushCard comes  in four different offers and is available to everyone.

Virgin Credit Card

The Virgin Credit Card is one of the most well known credit cards in the United Kingdom and also happens to be one of the best converting UK credit cards. The Virgin Credit Card offers not only 3 months at 0% for purchases but also 16 months at 0% for balance transfers. Along with its great introductory periods, the Virgin Credit Card also offers great discounts to the many Virgin companies making it one of the most popular offers in the UK.

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Chase SapphireSM Card

* 10,000 Bonus Points after first purchase
* 2X on all airfare booked through Ultimate Rewards
* No earning caps, point expiration, or blackout dates
* Earn 10x for every dollar when shopping at select merchants through Ultimate Rewards Mall
* 1 point for every dollar on all other purchases
* 24/7 Dedicated service advisor (No voice recording)
* Premier travel protection benefits
* No Annual Fee

Most students are not aware of refinancing student loans. There are several advantages of refinancing student loans. The main purpose of refinancing is to reduce your monthly student loan payments. Here are certain things you need to consider when it comes to refinancing your student loan.

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Although the days of cheap and easy borrowing appear to be over, many people are still looking for new new credit card options. How easy is it for your application to be approved?

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Most people are aware that your credit card company may raise the interest rate if you miss a payment. What’s less well known is that missing payments on other finance can also push up your card’s APR.

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College students have very particular needs from a credit card. Luckily, more and more issuers are bringing out products specifically tailored to those needs.

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Having a bad credit rating is obviously going to be at least something of a hindrance when applying for finance of all types. That needn’t stop you taking advantage of increasingly competitive credit card deals however.

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If you have several credit cards carrying balances you may be able to save money by consolidating them into a single card account. Just pay attention to the interest rates and be sure the figures add up.

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