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Posted on 31 March 2011
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Here is the list of eight exclusively rare credit cards other than the Amex Centurion Card and the Visa Black Card, which are popular because of their special benefits. All these credit cards have one common specialty that, they can only belong with some of the wealthiest citizens around the globe.
1. Eurasian Bank Diamond Card

This card is purely a sign of elegance and wealth. Its design has a 0.02-carat diamond which is surrounded by a golden heart shape. It is the property of the bank of Kazakhstan and only belongs with those customers of the bank who have an account of $300,000 or more.
2. The Visa Signature Card
Visa Black Card is the property of Barclay’s Bank. Its top ranked card is Visa Signature Card, which provides several amazing facilities to the customers. Its most important feature is that, it has no spending limit. Other includes; A VIP access to Broadway shows and musicals; Special accesses to different sporting events and concerts; travel facilities at many hotels and airlines and better dining facilities.
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Posted on 23 March 2011
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The individuals with an adverse credit history can owe cash without credit evaluation with the help of guaranteed approval credit cards. The leading organizer of Master Card in the market, Citigroup has unearthed fact that the proportion of their bad debts have enhanced to 12.14 in August 2009, as against the figure of 10.03% in July 2009
Credit Card in Only Option for Bad Credit
The individuals who have been unable to make payment for their current as well the past debts will most probably discover that with adverse credit, credit card is their only choice.

There are two types of guaranteed cards exist in the market, i.e. prepaid and secured credit cards. You may also find couple of non-secured cards with high interest rate and other fees, as compared to the credit limit accessible. The credit card is even accessible to people with adverse credit
Benefits of Guaranteed Approval Credit Cards
o Sometimes, it becomes quite intricate to extend the cost of borrowing; especially when your monetary position is not very good. Large number of customers stacks money on their prepaid credit card for to make payment for crisis situations.
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Posted on 19 March 2011
Tags: american, American Express, back, back cards, balance, balance transfer, Balance Transfer Fee, bank, bank account, Bank Credit, Banks, big purchases, booking, BusinessBusiness, Business_Finance, card holder, Cards holder, cash, cash back, cash back bonus, cash back credit card, cash back credit cards, Cash Rebate, Cashback, CashbackCashback, chase bank, Chase Freedom, Chase Sapphire Card, Cheque, Citi, Citi Bank, citibank, Citigroup, credit, credit card account, credit card issuer, Credit cardCredit card, Credit Cards, Credit cardsCredit cards, customer services, customer support, discount, Discover CardDiscover Card, Discover More Card, Dividend, drawback, expenditure, extra charges, FICA, FinanceFinance, fraud prevention, freedom card, functionality, grocery stores, home renovation, interest, interest rate, Limited, limited time offer, low interest, low interest rate, MasterCard, MasterCardMasterCard, MIT, notifications, online, payments, percentage, Rebate card, Rebate cardRebate card, RebateRebate (marketing), Reduce, reward, spending, support, unauthorized purchases, USD
Credit cards are becoming popular now-a-days. It is easy to pay through them. When we pay through credit cards some percentage is deducted. This can be now shared between the issuer and holder of the card. This share is given by the credit card issuer. It can be in the form of points which are added in the credit card. It can also be in monetary form which is given back to the holder through cheque or credited in the credit card account. This is about 0.5% to 20% of the net expenditure. In monetary form it is called “cash back”. Cash back cards are liked by the customers. Some popular cash back credit cards are:

Discover More Card
It gives 5% cash back on various items. Online purchase on it gives 5% to 20% cash back. Its low interest rate, less fee and high functionality and wide customer support make it popular among customers. It is helpful in fraud prevention and unauthorized purchases. Its drawback is the customer gets notifications when the deadlines are near. It comes in few categories among which customer can choose. These are:
- No Balance Transfer Fee: There are no annual charges, no transfer charges but is only for limited time.
- Limited time offer: Only for the first year there are no transfer fee later charges 3% for balance transfer.
- $100 cash back bonus: If $500 spent in 3 months then gives cash back of $100.
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Posted on 18 December 2009
Tags: Citigroup, Citigroup’s Stocks, economy, TARP, the Troubled Asset Relief Program, U.S Treasury Department, U.S. Treasury, US economy, US Treasuries
The Wall Street Journal reports that just two days after announcing plans to sell as much as $5 billion in shares of Citigroup, the U.S Treasury Department has canceled the sale.

This has been done due to the low prices that would have caused the agency to lose money.
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Posted on 25 August 2009
Tags: Bank of America, borrowers, Citigroup, CitiMortgage, economy, foreclosures, HAMP, Home Affordable Modification Program, home prices, homeowners, inventories, JPMorgan Chase & Co, modification, Mortgage, President Barack Obama, Recession, report, U.S. Treasury, US housing market
In response to the U.S. Treasury’s call to speed the process and help prevent foreclosures, Citigroup Inc has significantly boosted its mortgage modification offers this month.

In a report released on Tuesday, CitiMortgage said that it has already helped 108,000 homeowners in the last quarter to avoid potential foreclosure, a rise of nearly 30 percent over the previous period.
It has participated fully in the President Barack Obama’s Home Affordable Modification Program, known as HAMP, to ease loan terms for up to 4 million borrowers.
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Posted on 04 August 2009
Tags: anti-foreclosure programs, Bank of America, Banks, Barack Obama, Citigroup, default, default management services, Deloitte & Touche LLP, Foreclosure, homeowner, JPMorgan Chase & Co, loan, Making Home Affordable loan modification program, monthly payments, Mortgage, mortgage servicers, mortgage-finance companies, Obama Administration, TARP, Treasury Department, Treasury’s Troubled Asset Relief Program, U.S. banks, Wells Fargo & Co
According to a Treasury Department report, the largest U.S. banks have found it more difficult to meet demand for loan modifications than their smaller rivals. As stated by a U.S. Treasury official, the pace and effectiveness of the government’s anti-foreclosure programs has been limited by the inability of some mortgage servicers to keep up with demand.

David Sisko, the head of default management services for Deloitte & Touche LLP said that the Bank of America Corp., Citigroup Inc., JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Wells Fargo & Co. are likely to show the poorest levels of homeowner assistance among the 31 companies participating in President Barack Obama’s $75 billion loan modification program. The government said it wants to clearly show the companies that are doing the most to help.
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Posted on 24 April 2009
Tags: Bankruptcy, Citigroup, Company Logos, economic crisis, Failing Systems, financial crisis, Ford, global economic crisis, Nike, Recession, YAHOO
Be very careful….Financial Crisis May Also Takeout Its Toll on Company Logos…
Have a look…. : )
Hardly APPLE…Why don’t you finish it?
LG..Now, Who’s going to pay Your bill?
Nokia. No more connections!
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Posted on 28 February 2009
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Posted on 26 February 2009
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Posted on 24 February 2009
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