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Credit
Card
The year
started off with much gloom, with card offers having higher fees and not many
perks. That is changing as incentives are picking up in the way of credit
card offers. One indication is even the young are getting card offers in
mailboxes. Credit card solicitations are tracked and it has been estimated that
over two billion were sent out last year, that number appears to have increased
about sixty percent since 2009. More reward programs and incentives are going to
lure in new customers for big companies.
Expect
good cash back offers and better perks in the way of travel cards for this
coming year. Along with better offers and the fact that the new federal rules
are being managed just fine by credit card companies, will lead the way for
cardholders and issuers. Discover has a five percent cash-back bonus for purchases in
specific spending categories and more for spending online, it is worth the time
to check out the Discover
card offers. For people with good credit, who must travel frequently, there
may be even more perks and bonus offers. Compare cards as some may not have annual fees.
Prime rates
may increase making some people worry about card interest rates, but even so,
there will be low fee offers just due to the competition. Along with a
recovering economy will come an increase in rates. There will always be some
card offers for zero percent balance transfer people, who have the best scores.
Many consumers can take advantage of cards with good introductory rates or low
fees. Some cards may offer a small rate for a couple of years, and issuers will
need to be creative in marketing their offers. Balance transfer fees can vary
and fees for cash advances, be sure to compare card offers as they may offer
more benefits in the future.
American Express News: Small businesses now have a brand new resource available to help them grow and succeed through social media.
"Social Media Show + Tell" resides within American Express' newly created Business Knowledge Share enhanced LinkedIn user group. Through a series of "show and tell" videos available to members, representatives from the most popular digital and social platforms – starting with Facebook – explain how their tools can have a formidable impact on small businesses and empower business owners to maximize the potential of the growing digital landscape.
The Social Media Show + Tell videos aim to demystify these platforms for small businesses by providing easy to understand commentary and advice from the leading experts behind each of the platforms. Each video shows how small business owners can take advantage of different social media platforms, walks business owners through each step of the registration process and clearly illustrates the business potential of engaging customers in an ongoing dialogue. Further, group members will be able to engage directly with the featured platform expert to ask questions. Coupled with the collaborative community of Business Knowledge Share, small business owners now have actionable insights relevant to their businesses in a single, easily accessible location. Social Media Show + Tell will next roll out how-to videos containing tips and advice on how to take advantage of the foursquare platform, among others.
Chase Launches Disney's Premier Visa® Card - New Must-Have Credit Card For Disney Fans Offers The Ability to Earn Rewards Faster; Redeem For Disney Rewards And Toward Airline Travel on Any Airline to any Destination, Anytime.
To deliver the Disney promise of creating special memories that last a lifetime, Chase Card Services, a division of JPMorgan Chase & Co.
and The Walt Disney Company, through its subsidiary Disney Rewards LLC, announced today the launch of Disney's Premier Visa® Card from Chase. The new card offers customers ways to earn rewards twice as fast, the opportunity to now redeem toward airline travel in addition to most everything Disney, plus access to special Cardmember-only perks when visiting Walt Disney World® and the Disneyland® Resorts.
With Disney's Premier Visa Card, Cardmembers earn 2% in Disney Dream Reward Dollars® on card purchases at restaurants, grocery stores, gas stations and most Disney locations at Walt Disney World® Resort, the Disneyland® Resort, Disney Cruise Line® and Disney Store. Cardmembers earn 1% on all other purchases made with the card.
Citi News: The Citi Team USA Flag Tour made its fourth stop today in Jacksonville, one of Citi’s largest sites in the United States. Olympic Hopeful Kellie Wells (track & field) and Paralympian Carlos Leon (track & field, discus) joined Citi Site President Kristi Bageant-Epperson, Rich Garside, Co-Head of Global Operations & Technology, and Citi employees in celebration and support of Team USA and the athletes’ journeys to the London 2012 Olympic Games.
At the event, the athletes spoke to a crowd of more than 350 people and highlighted the importance of the network of support they received from family, friends and the community as part of their own personal Olympic and Paralympic journeys. The event was capped off by a ceremony to raise the Citi Team USA flag on the Citi Jacksonville campus which will remain up through the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Previous tour stops have included Citi sites in Sioux Falls, S.D., Irving, Texas, and Tucson, Ariz.
Discover Card News: Specialty Studen Loans Feature Competitive Rates and 24/7 Customer Service
Discover Student Loans recently added three new private student loans designed for graduate students in health professions, law school and MBA programs. The new loans are available on the recently redesigned DiscoverStudentLoans.com and are supported by student loan specialists available 24 hours every day.
The new DiscoverStudentLoans.com includes more tools and information to help students and parents with each step of the process – from exploring financial aid to repaying student loans.
Variable rates for the new graduate loans are currently lower than the fixed-rate federal Graduate PLUS Loan and include a nine-month grace period and a 20-year repayment period to help students manage their monthly payments.
As with Discover's other loans for undergraduate and graduate students, the new specialty loans have zero origination fees, and borrowers are eligible for a 2 percent Graduation Reward that can be applied to the principal loan balance or received in cash once they complete their degrees.
The new Discover Health Professions Loan is for graduate students seeking advanced degrees in allopathy, dentistry, nursing, occupational therapy, optometry, osteopathy, pharmacy, physical therapy, physician assistant, podiatry, and veterinary medicine.
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Which is best? A prepaid card or a bank checking account? Prepaid cards are generally reloadable and can be used for purchases at any merchant that accepts credit cards, and often for ATM withdrawals. But while prepaid cards (also known as stored value cards) have potential benefits, they also come with potential costs and concerns. "Consumers should be cautious before selecting a prepaid card instead of a traditional bank account for their basic banking needs," according to Mark Pearce, Director of the FDIC's Division of Depositor and Consumer Protection. "Many prepaid cards have hidden fees or fewer protections than traditional bank accounts." For consumers who don't plan to write checks but do want to bank electronically, some institutions offer another option: "checkless" transaction accounts that use online banking or a debit card to pay bills and make purchases. Checkless transaction accounts have the same legal benefits as regular checking accounts in areas such as federal consumer protections, which go beyond those for some prepaid cards. Checkless accounts also may be free or less costly than other checking accounts and prepaid cards. "And, by not agreeing to fee-based overdraft coverage, consumers with checkless accounts can further reduce the risk of paying unexpected charges," said Luke W. Reynolds, Chief of the FDIC's Outreach and Program Development Section. In addition, checkless transaction accounts offer consumers an easy way to build savings through regular, automatic transfers to a savings account, something that generally cannot be done with prepaid cards. The FDIC is exploring how checkless transaction accounts may be helpful for unbanked and underbanked households. In November 2010, the FDIC announced a case study of nine banks offering safe accounts that fit a template designed by the agency. "This study is part of our work to promote safe, affordable transaction accounts that benefit low-income consumers and make sense economically for banks," explained Ellen Lazar, a Senior Advisor to FDIC Chairman Sheila C. Bair.
