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4 Ways to Avoid Credit Card Interest

Apply these four tips to save from high credit card interest payments.<br><br>

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4 Ways to Avoid Credit Card Interest

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  1. 4 Ways to Avoid Credit Card Interest Credit card interest is one of the most common problems that people face in the modern world. It can be a big problem for anyone who doesn’t know how to avoid it. Here are some ways to avoid credit card interest: 1. Pay Your Bill in Full Every Month Credit card interest is often a huge problem for consumers. However, there are a few ways to avoid paying interest on your credit card. You can pay your bill in full every month, which will help you save money in the long run. 2. Avoid Cash Advances Cash advances are loans that are taken out by consumers to cover their immediate needs. They can be used for emergency situations such as car repairs, medical expenses, or other personal emergencies. Cash advances are often the first step before taking out a loan from a bank. However, these loans can have a high interest rate and few protections for the borrower. The most common type of cash advance is a payday loan which is typically due in 2 weeks and has an APR of around 400%.

  2. 3. Use 0% Intro APR Periods Wisely 0% APR periods are a great way to take advantage of an interest-free loan. However, you should be aware that these periods may not last forever. If you shop around for a 0% APR credit card, the first thing you should do is find out how long the period lasts and make sure it’s long enough to help you get what you want. There are some cards that offer 0% APR for a year or more, but most offer shorter periods of time. If your purchase is bigger than $500 or your balance is higher than $5,000 at the end of your 0% period, then your interest rate will go up to a variable rate. 4. Utilize Balance Transfers Balance transfers are a method that is used to transfer your debt from one account to another. They’re most common in the banking industry, but they can also be used on other types of debts such as credit cards. There are several benefits that come with balance transfers. One of the main benefits is that you can transfer your debt without any interest rates or penalties. This gives you more breathing room and allows you to get out of debt quicker. Balance Transfers are a great way to consolidate your debts, save money, and get out of debt quicker! Call on (888) 803-7889 & know everything about the Credit Card Interest!

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