Credit card calculators
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Bank of America
Bank of America Choice Privileges Platinum Visa with low fixed APR, US Airways Visa, Alaska Airlines Card, Asiana Visa Platinum, Hawaiian Airlines Visa, Make-A-Wish Visa Platinum and Anne Geddes VisaŽ Gold.
American Express American Express credit cards can earn up to 5% cash back with Blue CashSM. American Express cards offer free rewards program and great rates. Cards include Blue, Gold and Green Reward cards, Delta SkyMiles, Hilton Platinum, Starwood Preferred and Business Credit Cards. Not all credit cards are created equal, and comparing credit card offers can be challenging. What is best for one person may not be best for another, so it is important to weigh a multitude of factors, including interest rate, fees, rewards programs and member benefits. Brad Stroh, co-CEO of Bills.com, breaks down some of the most important factors one should look for and compare in a credit card offer.
1.. Secured cards require a security deposit and are for those who have no credit or bad credit.
Regular cards do not require a security deposit but have few features. They have higher credit limits than secured cards but lower limits than premium cards.
Premium cards (gold, platinum, titanium) offer higher credit limits and usually have extra features such as travel insurance or emergency service.
2. How the finance charge is calculated This is the dollar amount you pay to use credit, and it depends in part on your outstanding balance and the annual percentage rate (APR). Companies use various methods to calculate your outstanding balance, and the method can make a big difference in the finance charge. Your outstanding balance may be calculated over one or two billing cycles; including or excluding new purchases in the balance and by using the adjusted balance, average daily balance or previous balance. Know if the card has a minimum finance charge.
3. Grace period
This is the number of days you have to pay your bill in full without triggering a finance charge.
4. Cash advance features
Most cash advances carry a much higher interest rate than regular purchases. If you plan to use cash advances, look for information about access (ATM, "checks," APR, fees, limits and how payments are credited).
5. Credit limit
Your personal credit limit will be determined by your credit history, but some cards come with a preset credit limit.
6. Fees
Some cards have annual fees, over-the-limit fees, late payment fees, foreign transaction fees, balance transfer fees and more. Pay attention to the fine print.
Business insurance
Whether for-profit or nonprofit, small businesses should have certain kinds of insurance. Liability insurance is highly recommended for property and automobiles. Worker's Compensation Insurance is state-required when you have employees.
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