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The Simmons First Visa® Platinum Rewards offer is currently not available from Creditnet.com

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Discover it Cashback Categories for Summer 2013 Revealed

April 30th, 2013 by Jason Bushey

As promised, Discover announced their 5 percent cash back categories for "Summer Fun" in 2013 this morning. Discover it cardholders will earn 5 percent cash back on up to $1,500 in purchases made at gas stations, vaulting this card into one of the best gas rebate credit cards for the upcoming season.

13 Ways to Raise Quick Cash

April 30th, 2013 by Jason Bushey

Running a little short this month? It happens to all of us at one time or another. But, before you reach for your plastic, you might want to check out one of these 13 ways to raise some quick cash.

1.) Does anyone owe you money? It might be time to try to collect the money that you lent your cousin last fall. Even if you don't collect it's good to remind them about the debt.

FICO announces two new mobile apps, but they're probably not what you think

by on April 30, 2013

The first app is a cloud-based management system that notifies customers through email, text or social media when a bill is ready for review. It also allows them to communicate with customer service easier on the go.

The second app - according to financial news site Inman News - is meant to replace the hassle of fax, scan or snail mail with an easy electronic signing tool. Essentially, the new app from FICO allows customers to view and sign (or refuse to sign) a document through their phone or computer. 

The American Express® Premier Rewards Gold Card offer is currently not available from Creditnet.com

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0 Interest Credit Cards That Last 12 Months or More

April 29th, 2013 by Jason Bushey

0 percent interest credit cards give consumers the opportunity to pay no interest on new purchases and - often more importantly - balance transfers during the relevant card's introductory period. Not all interest-free cards are created equal, and the very best include zero percent introductory periods of a year or more.

The Discover it® for Students with $20 Cash Back offer is currently not available from Creditnet.com

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Journey(SM) Student Rewards from Capital One®

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StudentAwards MBNA Rewards MasterCard® credit card

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Discover it® for Students with $20 Cash Back

Hate Credit Card Fees? Here are 3 Cards That Kick Fees to the Curb

April 26th, 2013 by Jason Bushey

The worst thing about credit cards are the fees; annual fees, late payment fees, over-the-limit fees, interest charge fees...We could keep going, but you get the idea.

That said, since the CARD Act of 2009 was passed, some credit card issuers have eliminated a lot of these fees in hopes of earning your business. The results are some better-than-ever credit card offers that are by and large free of unfair or unnecessary fees.

Leave the tip in cash if you can

I recently read this book called Waiter Rant about a full-time waiter and part-time blogger in NYC. The book hit pretty close to home since I spent what little free time I had available in high school and college working in a restaurant. Granted, I was a cook/manager in an open kitchen-style Italian restaurant, but on occasion I would put on a happy face and grab a server notepad if necessary.

Updated by Jason Bushey on Thu, 2013-04-25 15:54

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