Credit Card eZine - News and Articles about Credit Cards
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[December 29th, 2011]
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How do I find out the status of my card? And if it has been mailed out to me yet? Answer:
The overall process of getting a credit card can take up to 30 business days. To know the status of your credit card applications you should contact the credit card issuer. A quick online search for the bank or credit card issuer's name should turn up a customer service phone number or email address. Banks and credit card issuers almost always have help forms or chat windows on their websites where you can get specific help with your account questions. › View all questions... |
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[May 20, 2020]
Bankrate has recently conducted a survey of U.S. consumers’ payment habits amid the coronavirus. According to it, the number of Americans paying for grocery purchases with credit cards increased significantly in April and reached 46%. For comparison, this amount in December 2019 was just 27%. On t...
[May 13, 2020]
The coronavirus pandemic has caused significant damage to the economy of the country and the whole world. No wonder that spending habits of Americans have also undergone some changes.
For example, since the borders of many countries has been closed for an indefinite period thereby making all kind...
[March 20, 2020]
The situation with СOVID-19 is rapidly progressing. At the moment, more than 240,000 cases have been registered worldwide. Not a single state was left untouched by the virus. A lot has already been said about precautionary measures. But the first what you should do is stop panicking. If you cannot ...
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