mickeyd
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OK most of us here have been abusing the credit card system for many years and racking up the cashback bonuses and air miles as well as taking advantage of a system that allows you top buy today and pay the bill with no interest in as much as a couple of months from now. I kinda' agree with what's below, so what's my plan when this happens?
Since my bank (USAA) pays out a bonus for every debit card transaction, that's probably what I'll do and ditch my CC, as I refuse pay a fee. Of course, this assumes that my bank will continue to have perks for using the DC.
Since my bank (USAA) pays out a bonus for every debit card transaction, that's probably what I'll do and ditch my CC, as I refuse pay a fee. Of course, this assumes that my bank will continue to have perks for using the DC.
Latest bank fee is for paying off credit card on time every month - USATODAY.comYou floss regularly, yield to oncoming traffic and use your credit cards judiciously, dutifully paying off your balance every month.
You may believe that your exemplary behavior shields you from unexpected credit card fees.
Sadly, that is no longer the case.
Starting next year, Bank of America will charge a small number of customers an annual fee, ranging from $29 to $99. The bank has characterized the fee as experimental. But card holders who have never carried a balance or paid late fees could be among those affected.