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Credit card fraudsters target Amazon
Credit card fraudsters have begun targeting online shopping giant Amazon in a bid to steal personal information.
Debt counselling service to receive donation from bank
A Christian bank is to make a sizable donation to a Christian debt counselling service in light of predictions that call volumes will increase this year.
Homeowners advised to pay builders with credit card
Thisismoney.co.uk reports that home improvements made to properties over the next few months should be paid for with credit cards if possible.
Flintshire council tenants using credit cards to pay rent
According to the Evening Leader reports new research from the Liberal Democrats suggesting that many of Flintshires council tenants are using credit cards to pay their rent.
Economic downturn to convince more to pay off their credit cards
According to MoneyExpert.com, an executive with Equifax believes that many Britons will react to the economic downturn by trying to pay off their credit cards in full.
Charity Credit Cards
As credit card companies have sought out more and more ways to get new customers on their books, so charities have found a new way to raise money with very little effort from either the charity or the generous donors.
Credit Card companies are now issuing credit cards on behalf of charities which provide an excellent source of funding for cash strapped charities, so if your a regular donor to a charity and would like to give a little extra but can't afford it then a charity credit card could be the answer.
All you have to do is take out a charity credit card. Each charity has a different deal with the credit card companies but generally, for every person who takes out a charity card, they will receive a donation from that credit card company. Great - an instant donation for using something we would all have anyway. They can also earn more money the more you use the card and the longer you keep the card for with additional payments each year you have the card and a fixed percentage returned every time you spend on the card.
If your fed up of taking home small cashback payments or reward points you never use why not give something back and get a credit card from your favourite charity?
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American Express
With the American Express Red card you can take advantage of one of the funkiest card designs around from one of the most famous names in financial services - American Express. You also get the opportunity to help with the Global Fund. A charity helping women and children in Africa with HIV/AIDS - 1.25% of all spend on the card gets donated. The 12.9% APR offered is also very good.
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