credit cards
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The three big problems with credit cards
While most credit cardholders have gripes about their card, most have kept it for at least five years. It's easy to move to a better deal, writes Effie Zahos.
Why we are facing the death of cash in Australia
Australia is heading towards a cashless system with the array of payment options now available. Is cash on its way out?
Why credit card insurance isn’t worth it
I signed up for credit card insurance. Now I have had an accident and can't work but the insurer refused to pay out my credit card debt.
Credit card customers are still being ripped off
It's now clear that unless there is federal government invention credit card consumers will continue to be rorted.
The best credit cards on offer for students
With most credit cards you need an income when you apply and often the income needed is more than most university students earn.
Go shopping to help a worthy cause
While plenty of banks allow reward points on credit cards to be redeemed for donations, this is the first that allows you to support charity while shopping.
Why credit card surcharges are unreasonable
Special fees for paying by credit card still upset Effie Zahos. Here's why.
Relief from credit card surcharges could be in sight.
Inflated surcharges charged by airlines, hotels, taxis and other retailers for using a credit card (or debit card) could soon be a thing of the past.
Why credit card interest rates are on the rise
With almost $50 billion racked up in credit card debt, it always surprises me that unofficial rate hikes never seem to make front page news.
Credit card reform could go further
When you pay your credit card, the payment will be applied to debt with the higher rate first. It took a government to force these reforms.
