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How Long to Keep your Irish Credit Card Statements

Of course, if you do all your banking online, it is rather a moot point, because there aren’t paper records to protect. But how do you know what to do with other financial statements?It’s hard to know what to do with old financial statements – which ones to keep and which to shred. But there are guidelines, and in general, if the statement could have to do with taxes, you should keep it for a long time, perhaps several years.

Do You Need a Zero Percent Credit Card?

Zero percent credit card offers are consistently popping up in mailboxes all over the country. In fact, these types of credit card offers are so common that many households receive several offers from companies on a monthly basis! Has your child ever received one of these offers in the mail? Well, this is probably because the companies send out mass mailings in order to attract new customers.

Don’t Take Phone Calls from Credit Card Debt Collectors

There is little legal weight to what someone says over the telephone. The caller can say what they like with impunity. And that is why debt collectors use the telephone as their main weapon. When exchanges with consumers are done in writing, debt collectors lose their effectiveness.

Types of Credit Cards and Choosing One

Almost everyone over the age of consent has or wants a credit card these days and they are accepted in almost every establishment. There are three main sorts of credit card common in America. The first major type of credit card is travel and entertainment cards such as American Express or Diners Card. These have to be paid completely by the end of the month and are liberal on spending limits.