Our work of art. Credit Card Finder is chock full of credit card articles and includes a comprehensive comparison of Australian credit cards.
Our comprehensive guide for Australian consumers who love balance transfers! Featuring the latest 0% balance transfer offers, and tips to help minimise credit card interest repayments.
Our PF Comics launch was really successful – thanks for all your support! Check out our latest comic featuring J. Money from Budgets are Sexy.
Introducing Personal Finance Comics – a new comic series featuring personal finance bloggers telling their principles and stories, mixed with a bit of comedy and fun! Episode 1 of Debt Buster and The Special Coin is now live.
Those who dream of a relaxed day job should check out chilled work/life balance blogs. These are all blogs created to help you explore your dream of working from home or being your own boss. The blogs are fun and creative and can help you figure out how to fuse work and play.
Owning a prestigious credit card lets the world know that you have a lot of money to spend. The most prestigious is the American Express Centurion card. There are other prestigious cards available from Visa, MasterCard, Diners Club, and Coutts in the UK.
We have curated our own list of the top 10 credit card resources available on the massive user-driven online encyclopedia, Wikipedia. With articles from Credit Card Interest, to Balance Transfers, these resources are worth checking out.
Sydney’s Dust Storms have brought about a red haze to the city, with many Sydneysider’s waking up confused and thinking – did I survive a nuclear attack? Instead after frantically jumping online to find out what had happened, we all discovered that Sydney had been hit by a monster dust storm – one of epic proportions! This opportunity has given credit card users in Sydney some fresh excuses for not paying their credit card bill this month.
Credit Card Finder® follow a LOT of personal finance blogs to ensure we stay up to date with the latest money saving tips and hacks. We have hand picked the 25 most badass Personal finance websites in 5 key categories: Debt Reduction, Frugality, Retirement, Taxes, Investing, Money Deals, Banking and Credit Cards, Religious Finance, Life School and Money. Check out our list of the Top 25 Most Bad-Ass Personal Finance Bloggers!
Credit Card Finder®’s Mike Jarocki was interviewed by Channel 7 reporter David Richardson from current affairs program Today/Tonight. Read to find out more about what was featured in tonight’s show or to leave us some feedback.
Have you ever wondered what happens to all those credit cards that are cancelled, or exceed their valid dates? Many of these cards would just be cut up and thrown away, but many clever and creative designers have begun using credit cards to create artistic creations. Here’s our pick of the top 20 credit card pieces of art.
We’ve listed out the best of the best from the Australian finance twittersphere. Our list of Australian finance rockstars will keep you informed on the last Australian financial news and updates, and get you thinking about your personal finance situation.
High-interest rates and Cash Advance/ATM charges give you a headache but you just can’t let your credit card go. Frustrating, isn’t it? According to a poll done in this site, these are the credit card features which frustrate cardholders.
A new popular and easy method has been growing in popularity among financial planners, known as ‘bucket budgeting‘.
Interested in saving money without spending time and money on a financial planner? Read on.
If you’ve ever found a U.K or American credit cards site while browsing online, you may have noticed the distinct increase in quality of credit card offers (at least on the surface) over our own home-grown cards.
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Find out the differences, the advantages and ultimately the reasons for quality disparity between Australian and international credit cards here.
When the going gets tough, these young Australian entrepreneurs keep going. Read what drives these young people, including Credit Card Finder® founder, in keeping their business afloat in good financial times and even during recession.
Whether it’s from friends or family, most people have at least one misconception about credit cards, which can unfortunately spread. Here are some of the more popular myths that we’ve heard:
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While not so much a myth as a common attitude, many people who don’t own a credit card refuse to apply for one as they fear they’ll be too irresponsible. While ownership of so-called ‘free money’ does involve discipline not to impulse spend, in the long term, you may actually end up in less debt.
This is due to credit cards being a staple tool in building your credit score. By proving to credit bureaus you’ve responsibly used a credit card over a period of time, you can gain access to cheaper interest rates on mortgages and other loans. For instance, a standard fixed interest rate on a financial product may be 13%. If your credit score is perfect, banks see you as no risk and you may negotiate your loan down to 11%. However if your credit score is patchy or poor, they may only lend to you at 15%.
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