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		<title>Credit Cards for Minors?</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 15 Aug 2010 00:39:29 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[In the United States, people under the age of 18 cannot legally enter into any contracts without a co-signer, but what about the increasing number of parents who are getting credit cards in their children&#8217;s names? Do minors really need access to credit cards?It&#8217;s really a decision that is unique to each family. The most [...]]]></description>
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<p align="justify"><br/><br/>In the United States, people under the age of 18 cannot legally enter into any contracts without a co-signer, but what about the increasing number of parents who are getting credit cards in their children&#8217;s names? Do minors really need access to credit cards?<br/><br/>It&#8217;s really a decision that is unique to each family. The most common reasons parents may decide to get a credit card in the name of their child include:<br/><br/>  For emergencies  Letting the child (probably a teenager) do their own school shopping   Purchasing lunch and other necessities while out with friends   For traveling (perhaps the child visits family members regularly)  <br/><br/>When you are deciding whether or not to get your child a credit card, you&#8217;ll want to think about their age and maturity level. An elementary school student has very limited knowledge of what money is and how people get money. On the other hand, a teenager often has a better concept of how money is earned and what it&#8217;s used for, and could be taught appropriate use of a credit card.<br/><br/>Many parents like the idea of getting their teenager a credit card in order to start teaching them about financial responsibility. If this is your goal, then obviously you don&#8217;t want to hand the credit card to your child and let them have at it! You&#8217;ll need to spend some time discussing the reasons for the child to have a credit card, set limits, and discuss how payments will be made with the card. Will your teenager be responsible for paying back the charges made to the card? If so, be sure you and your child discuss this as well.<br/><br/> Alternatives to Credit Cards <br/><br/>What parents may want to consider instead of an actual interest-bearing credit card is a debit card. Setting your teenager up with a bank account with a debit card teaches them to spend money they actually have, rather than spending money and paying for it later. It is up to you how the bank account itself is funded, but some parents have set up &#8220;direct deposits&#8221; for their children&#8217;s allowance- which the child accesses using their debit card.<br/><br/>A &#8220;Charge Card&#8221; is another good option for the younger crowd. While they can be used to charge purchases, you cannot carry a balance from month to month on the card and must make the payment in full each month. This will teach your child responsibility for &#8220;charging&#8221;- provided you don&#8217;t just pay it off each month for them without some discussion or maybe requiring the teenager to use their part time job or babysitting money to make the payments.<br/><br/>If you decide you want to get a credit card, charge card, or debit card for your own child, be sure you look into the rules of such an account with the provider you want to go with. Some credit card companies restrict the &#8220;additional cards&#8221; to people of a minimum age; while others allow anyone of any age to be the secondary card holder. Same goes for charge cards. For debit card accounts, there are banks that offer youth checking or savings accounts with debit cards that are specifically geared to the needs of teenagers. That might be your best option for instilling financial responsibility in your children.<br/><br/> How to Use Credit Cards, Charge Cards or Debit Cards to Teach Financial Responsibility to Children <br/><br/>When getting a card issued in your child&#8217;s name, it&#8217;s important that you spend some time with the child teaching them the basics. Don&#8217;t take for granted that they will already have this knowledge. If the goal is to use the cards for teaching financial responsibility, here are some things to consider:<br/><br/>  Teach your children not to lend their cards to friends for any reason  Review bank statements together monthly and compare receipts with purchases made on the statement   Teach children to pay more than the minimum payment &#8211; and teach them why that&#8217;s important!   Discuss what a credit score is and how it affects people in life  </p>
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		<title>Secured Credit Cards With Rewards</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 13 Aug 2010 02:50:53 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[When you get a secured credit card you are still entitled to the rewards offered by other credit cards that are available. Airlines will give you a secured credit card and offer you frequent flyer miles, service stations will offer you gasoline and hotels will offer you reward points that you can use for extra [...]]]></description>
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<p align="justify"><br/><br/>When you get a secured credit card you are still entitled to the rewards offered by other credit cards that are available. Airlines will give you a secured credit card and offer you frequent flyer miles, service stations will offer you gasoline and hotels will offer you reward points that you can use for extra night stays. Major credit card companies who issue secured credit cards will still offer rewards. You need to check out the rewards program before you select your credit card.<br/><br/>You should consider what is most important to you concerning the rewards program. Many people who are frequent travelers like to use the frequent flyer rewards card in order to establish miles for future use. The best type of rewards card is one who will give you points on travel, hotels, restaurants and purchases at retail stores. You can use your reward points on just about anything in this case and because while you are traveling you need to use your card for multiple purposes it is very important to get a secured credit card that offers rewards you can use for just about anything including frequent flyer miles.<br/><br/>A rewards card is essential when you are using your card on a constant basis. It is most beneficial for you to be able to use your rewards for an extra nights stay or perhaps you might like to use your rewards towards a vacation. The most important part of your rewards is to make sure that you are not paying a high fee in order to get your rewards.</p>
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		<title>Fuel Credit Cards</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 10 Aug 2010 14:10:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are different types of &#8220;Gas Credit Cards&#8221; that the consumer should be made aware of before selecting the card they think is best suited for their needs. The typical &#8220;Gas Credit Card&#8221; is one issued by the local service station that the consumer gains points as they buy fuel and when they have bought [...]]]></description>
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<p align="justify"><br/><br/>There are different types of &#8220;Gas Credit Cards&#8221; that the consumer should be made aware of before selecting the card they think is best suited for their needs. The typical &#8220;Gas Credit Card&#8221; is one issued by the local service station that the consumer gains points as they buy fuel and when they have bought &#8220;X&#8221; amount of fuel they receive free fuel in return. Many consumers like this advantage and readily sign up to get this card. The consumer should be made aware that their interest rate might be high for the service and the free gas is not so free.<br/><br/>The other types of &#8220;Gas Credit Cards&#8221; are issued by local lending companies who use one of the major logos like MasterCard, Visa or Discovery and these cards can be used to buy more than just gasoline. The credit card is good at about any place of business and normally has a spending limit based on the customer&#8217;s credit score. This credit card builds points up towards getting even more free fuel when the consumer uses it to purchase other items from retail stores, pharmacy&#8217;s, restaurants etc.<br/><br/>The consumer needs to make sure that when they get this type of &#8220;Gas Credit Card&#8221; that they are getting a low APR rate along with a low membership fee. Also it is very beneficial if the consumer is not going to be charged late fees or at least has from thirty to ninety days grace period before any late fee charges are made. A &#8220;Gas Credit card&#8221; is a great advantage to any consumer if used in the right way with the right type of agreement.</p>
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		<title>Credit Cards for No Credit History</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 19 Jul 2010 16:16:15 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[You may be one of the fortunate or unfortunate, depending on how you look at it, that does not have any credit. In some cases, having no credit is just as bad if not worse as having bad credit. Usually these are young people, students or divorced or widowed women that had joint credit with [...]]]></description>
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<p align="justify"><br/><br/>You may be one of the fortunate or unfortunate, depending on how you look at it, that does not have any credit. In some cases, having no credit is just as bad if not worse as having bad credit. Usually these are young people, students or divorced or widowed women that had joint credit with their husbands. So what do you do when you want or need a credit card?<br/><br/>Ok, I know, no one needs a credit card. It is always good to have one credit card for emergency purposes. And the good news is that even if you have no credit there are options available to you to get credit cards. One option is a secured credit card. Yes, they do not sound fun, secured means that you have given the company money, and they are basically holding it for you until you use it. Your limit is usually set by the size of your deposit. You still need to make sure that you are making your payments, on time each month or the credit card company can take the money you have in savings. Make monthly payments on time and you may be able to switch to an unsecured credit card.<br/><br/>Apply for a gas card with your gas station. Those are usually easier to get then a credit card. Make sure that you make your payments each month to build you credit. Lenders not only want to see that you have credit, but they want to make sure that you are going to pay your bills as well.<br/><br/>Go to your bank and make sure that you have a checking and savings account. Talk to your bank and apply for their credit card. Usually having a good relationship with you bank can help you get credit when you need it, even if you don&#8217;t currently have it. The smaller the bank the better, little credit unions and local banks are more helpful then big national companies where you are just a number. <br />Your favorite store can also help you get a credit card. Make sure that the department store reports to the credit bureau, if it doesn&#8217;t then the credit card is really not going to help you establish a credit history.<br/><br/>Keep in mind that paying your bills are not the only thing credit card companies look at. They want to see how often you move and how steady your income is. These play a major role is whether or not you get a credit card.<br/><br/>There is hope for people that have no credit and want credit cards. You just have to know what the credit card company is looking for and apply only to those that you think will accept you, because getting rejected for credit can hurt just as bad as bad credit.</p>
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		<title>Black Card, Money Carbon Graphite</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 17 May 2009 14:25:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[DEUTSCHE BANK BLACK is a credit card issued by BankAmericard division of Deutsche Bank SpA Be in possession means that you can take advantage of additional services solely to payment of money. Its cost is 250 Euros per year and provides insurance coverage, travel assistance, medical, legal and more. Furthermore, for every euro we spent, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p style="text-align: justify;">DEUTSCHE BANK BLACK is a credit card issued by BankAmericard division of Deutsche Bank SpA<br />
Be in possession means that you can take advantage of additional services solely to payment of money.<br />
Its cost is 250 Euros per year and provides insurance coverage, travel assistance, medical, legal and more.<br />
Furthermore, for every euro we spent, we can collect 1 point Mille.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Finally the last feature that distinguishes the card from others is the material of construction: carbon graphite.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Searching the internet I found the general conditions on this credit card:</p>
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<li> Deutsche Bank Black costs € 250.00 per year and gives a monthly credit limit starting from 15,000 €.</li>
<li>the advance cash per day from ATMs range from a minimum of € 100,00 to a maximum of € 1,000.00 (or currency equivalent) with a commission of 4% in both Italy and abroad.</li>
<li>The cost of sending a letter of complaint is of 1.65 €.</li>
<li>POS payment transactions are free. They are also free operations refueling at service stations that display the MasterCard brand.</li>
<li>Abroad, there is no increase in the transactions of purchase and withdrawal be made in the currency of euro area countries, while the other currencies is 1.75%.</li>
<li>Holders can request for another member of the family an additional card Black free.</li>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">If you want to go into that, I found this pdf document, you can download and read quietly.</p>
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