Top 10 iPhone and iPad Apps For the Investment Savy
August 20, 2010 by Vic
Filed under Credit Cards
The following blog entry is a guest post from Money Choices.
With mobile banking becoming the norm, mobile investment tracking is quickly following suit. The number of investment apps is rapidly growing, making sorting through them to find the perfect app that does exactly what you want it to do increasingly difficult. Following is the list of our choices for the ten best investment tracking tools available for the iPhone and iPad.
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Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Credit Cards
March 27, 2010 by Jay
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Credit cards have become a major element of every working individual’s life. It is even used by children and teenagers as well because their parents allow them to become supplementary or extended credit card holders. However, it is advisable to often remind these young people on how to be responsible in using credit cards because the use of these cards may have its advantages and disadvantages. Let us learn more about on how to become responsible users of credit cards as we will know its different advantages and disadvantages in this article. Read more
How to Choose the Best Credit Card
March 8, 2010 by Jay
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It’s no secret that there are seemingly countless credit cards available for people interested in acquiring one … or more. If you’d like to get a new credit card, the question you need to ask yourself is this: with so many to choose from, how do I pick the best credit card for me?
It’s not easy, but if you’re willing to invest a little time to conduct simple research – online is the best place to go – you’ll learn all you need to know about the cards that are available and you’ll be able to carefully review the benefits and costs associated with Read more
How to Use Your Credit Cards Wisely
March 8, 2010 by Jay
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There are two ways to look at credit cards and what they can mean to you. One: they are a very useful tool that provides you with instant credit, a chance to purchase goods or services (or pay important bills) when you don’t actually have cash on hand.
Two: they are dangerous “pieces of plastic” that don’t look like money, don’t feel like money, but can be used like money … money you often don’t have. The problem with credit cards is that in the wrong hands, they can be used foolishly creating substantial personal debt very quickly. It’s easy to use a credit card Read more


