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More credit card news | Credit card help | Credit card videos | Credit card statistics February 1, 2011 Keep CreditCards.com news coming! Add newsletter@creditcards.com to your address book now.   CreditCards.com's weekly newsletter features the latest consumer information and updates from the leading source of credit card news.   Top credit card stories 8 people you trust with your credit card, but shouldn't It's amazing how often we blindly hand over our credit cards to so many people and businesses. Sometimes, however, we'd be better off taking a more discretionary approach. More...  Card issuers tailor offers to surfing behavior Shopping online for a credit card? Some issuers are employing new high-tech techniques to vary offers based on your Internet history. More...  6 expenses you should never put on a credit card Some things should never be put on plastic because they're either frivolous, can land you deep in debt or there are alternative ways to pay. More...  5 tools for rebuilding post-recession credit Some credit issuers are stepping up offers to help consumers regain financial footing, after months of keeping their coffers closed. More...  How to change your credit card bill's due date When cash-flow changes happen, will your credit card company move your credit card bill's due date? Yes, say major issuers, but there may be a caveat. More...  Expert credit card advice Rental damage fees can stain credit report 'Credit Score Report' expert Jeremy M. Simon A renter learns that removing apartment damage fees from his credit report will require a solid case and good negotiating skills. More...  Consider delaying marriage until after bankruptcy 'To Her Credit' expert Sally Herigstad A reader wants to get married and then file for bankruptcy. Our expert says starting off a marriage that way wouldn't be wise. More...  Stop paying your bills or file for bankruptcy? 'The Credit Guy' expert Todd Ossenfort A low-income senior questions advice that said that instead of filing for bankruptcy, he should just stop paying his credit card bills. More...  The pros and cons of debt management plans 'Opening Credits' expert Erica Sandberg A reader regrets entering a debt management plan he says has hurt his credit. But his spending, not his plan, is to blame. More...  More credit card news Celebrity Money Watch blog debuts Our newest blog by L.A.'s Ann Brenoff showcases the financial slips and falls of the rich and famous. This month: Eva Longoria and Val Kilmer. More...  Got a Borders gift card? Better use it quickly News leaked out last month that the long-troubled bookseller has hired bankruptcy attorneys to help it sort through its options. More...  Get matched with the right credit card CreditCards.com CARDMATCH Credit card rate report (as of 2-1-2011) National Average   14.72% Business   12.91% Low Interest   11.98% Balance Transfer   12.90% Cash Back   12.48% Rewards   14.36% Bad Credit   24.95% Airline   14.30% Student   13.42% Instant Approval   15.99% Personal finance tools Credit card calculators Credit card finder Shop by profile Privacy resources Credit score estimator Best credit cards Search by card type Low interest Balance transfer 0% APR credit cards Instant approval cards Reward credit cards Cash back credit cards Airline credit cards Business credit cards Student credit cards Prepaid and debit cards Credit card specials Stay connected Follow us on Twitter! Become a fan! RSS news feeds Taking Charge: A CreditCards.com blog You received this e-mail alert because you subscribed and chose to receive e-mail correspondence from CreditCards.com. CreditCards.com sends only verified opt-in e-mail specifically requested by our subscribers. If you have any questions or concerns, or think there is an error with your subscription, please write us at newsletter@creditcards.com. We offer two different ways to unsubscribe: 1. E-mail us at newsletter@creditcards.com. 2. Click on the unsubscribe link CreditCards.com • 8920 Business Park Drive • Austin • TX • 78759 • 512-996-8663 © #copyright_date# CreditCards.com All rights reserved.

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