A quick tip from Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach®
If you started 2019 with the intention to get out of debt, you may be bothered to find that some credit card bills are still lingering.
Don’t panic! You can still get on track financially and more quickly eliminate debts. Consider getting rid of your high-rate cards by utilizing balance transfers to a card with a lower interest rate.
By Dan Skaggs
Dan Skaggs is a product manager for SchoolsFirst FCU and is based in our Tustin office.
Whenever we get the opportunity, my wife and I love to travel, and we always use our SchoolsFirst FCU Rewards Mastercard® to make our vacations easier and more enjoyable. Over the years, we’ve been to Mexico, Brazil, Uruguay, Costa Rica, England, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic, Morocco and South Africa. Most recently, we enjoyed using our Rewards Card when we visited Singapore, Thailand and China.
If you’re a school employee and haven’t checked out our School Employee MasterCard®, we hope you’ll give it a closer look, because it’s designed specifically with you in mind. Here are just a few benefits that we think make it pretty special.
If you’re shopping around for a credit card, you’ve probably noticed that there are plenty of options on the market today. Low-interest, balance transfer, rewards, cash back, airline- and hotel-specific cards, retail cards, student cards, business cards…the list is endless. So how do you find the credit card that’s right for you?
You know what it’s like: You go to your mailbox or email inbox and see a credit card offer that looks enticing, but without reading the fine print you can’t be sure if it’s one to consider.
Here are some tips to help you decide which offers are right for you, plus how to keep your credit score in mint condition.