Posted on 22 September 2008
An old Native American wanted a loan for $500. He approached his local banker. The banker pulled out the loan application and asked:
“What are you going to do with the money?”
“Take jewelry to city and sell it,” said the old man.
“What have you got for collateral?” queried the banker, going strictly by the book.
“Don’t know of collateral.”
“Well that’s something of value that would cover the cost of the loan. Have you got any vehicles?”
Tags: bank, banker, Collateral, going strictly by the book, loan, local banker
Posted on 22 September 2008
Boomerangs are L-shaped objects that return back to the person who throw them in any direction. Credit Cards are made of rigid and virtually indestructible plastics and hence they are a good candidate for the job of making boomerangs. A quick look at this Wikipedia Article will give you a fair idea of boomerang basics.
This is much easier for all of us if we can explain the process with images. so i have put up some before and after images of a cute little boomerang made out of a stores card. It is more enjoyable when you do it with a valid card. expired credit cards are not that much fun to play with. leave them for your children to play with.
Tags: ATM, boomerang, credit card, cut my credit card, good candidate, how to, indestructible plastics
Posted on 18 September 2008
When it comes to credit cards, American’s are least educated people around the world. Our knowledge about them comes mostly from friends and family or credit card sales people. After a long search on forums and blog comments I have come up with the list of 10 things that most of people should know about their credit cards and they don’t. It’s my contribution to help you learn more about your own credit card rights and providing you means and methods to protect them
Tags: ATM, baggage insurance, bank, card processing fee, credit card, Credit Card Company, gas station, long search, MasterCard, Merchants, Online Shop, rental car insurance, things you should know, VISA, Your
Posted on 14 September 2008
Credit cards are a double edge sword. They can help make your life a financial heaven and hell depending upon how you use them. Following are some tips on using your credit cards wisely. The benefits of using your credit card wisely include but not limited to cash back, bonus points, airline miles and at best a great credit score. On the other hand if you decide to use them in an unwise fashion, you might end up in a mountain of debt.
Tags: airline miles, America, Bookies, credit card, credit card basics, credit card protection insurance, Credit Score, devil in details, Federal Reserve System, interest rate, National Foundation for Credit Counseling, protection insurance, quick guide
Posted on 07 September 2008
The Great thing about debt consolidation loans is that they will sum up all of my debts and one monthly repayment is much lower than the sum of all the minimum payments I currently have to make to all of these credit card companies. I have only one due date to remember and only one check to write… It is a major stress remover indeed.
Tags: central bank, consolidate debt, Debt, debt consolidation loan, influenza, low interest rate, one monthly repayment, swimming

Posted on 05 September 2008
These are difficult times for our economy. Each one of us is feeling the pinch due to increased cost of living. It is getting very difficult to make ends meet. In difficult times like this it is very easy to amass a huge credit card debt. It can happen to anyone. Even to people who have been financially responsible. “Can I just don’t pay my credit card bills?” is the question many individual ask themselves and friends. This option is very much there. It also will give you some extra cash for few months ahead. But following are few of major problems you can get yourself into if you stop paying your credit card’s monthly payments.
Tags: bad credit score, Bank Accounts, car etc, car insurance, car loan, car payments, cellular telephone, collection calls, credit card, credit card account, credit card bills, credit card companies, late fees, legal action, what if