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  #1 Elijah Kennedy on 19 Apr 12

   

  Credit cards can be quite useful. They can be used for making purchases online, making reservations and avoiding having to carry cash all the time. This article will help you to learn how to obtain credit cards and use them wisely without getting buried in debt.
  
  Always pay credit payments before they are due. This increases your credit score. Paying bills late can harm your credit, and cost a lot of money. It can be very helpful to set up some kind of automatic payment schedule through your bank or credit card company.
  
  Read the terms of the agreement before you accept a credit card with an introductory rate or consider any balance transfers. Have a thorough understanding of what will happen at the end of the introductory period. Most of the time, this hides huge rates that will occur once this period is complete. It is important to know all the details before agreeing to anything.
  
  Closely look over your credit card statement each month. Check to see if there are errors, and make sure that you actually incurred all the charges. If you notice anything wrong, contact the credit card company as soon as possible. By keeping a close eye on all of your statements, you will prevent inaccurate charges and keep your credit score high.
  
  Never leave a blank space when signing credit card receipts. Draw a pen line through the "tip" area, so that an employee cannot write something in the space and give themselves a tip. Make sure your statements match the charges you make.
  
  When your bills start getting too large to handle, do not continue to make charges to credit cards. People get in trouble when they fail to do that. They start to use their credit cards to pay basic monthly bills, and then the interest begins to add up, and soon find themselves in bankruptcy court. These are not a form of income!
  
  Never let anyone borrow your credit cards. Even if a close friend needs to use one, don't do it. Lending out a credit card can have negative results if someone charges over the limit and can hurt your credit score.
  
  Only use credit cards when it is necessary. Other times, use your debit card. For instance, you may want to utilize your credit card for a major purchase like a computer or flat screen television. Small purchases like forgotten items at the store should be purchased using debit instead. This will save you money.
  
  Pick just one credit card to use when purchasing things online to reduce your risk should your information be stolen. The more cards you use online, the more vulnerable you will be if your information is compromised. So limit the possible liability by having one card only for use online.
  
  Credit cards, if used responsibly, can be extremely helpful. The tips offered here have offered information that if used can help you properly use credit cards.
  
  
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