Posted Jan 24, 2003 by Researcher 216830
We all seem to run up credit card debts. Reduce the amount of interest you have to pay by signing up for new cards (but only the ones advertising no interest on transfered balances), transfer the balance and pay it off quicker. I do this whenever the interest-free period is coming to an end. Sounds dishonest, but they're the ones making the offer...
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Posted Feb 6, 2009 by matnichol
Also cards that give cash rewards, like 1 pound for every 100 you spend. If you use your card like a charge card and pay it off every month, they'll end up owing you money - provided you use it for absolutely everything like tickets, petrol, shopping. I remember having a card where I got 70 quid back at the end of the year just for using it.
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Posted Feb 6, 2009 by matnichol
Also cards that give cash rewards, like 1 pound back for every 100 you spend. If you use your card like a charge card and pay it off every month, they'll end up owing you money - provided you use it for absolutely everything like tickets, petrol, shopping. I remember having a card where I got 70 quid back at the end of the year just for using it. 
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Posted Feb 7, 2009 by Amy Pawloski, aka 'paper lady' --'Mufflewhump??' click here for definition...
Not really dishonest switching like that, but I'd hate to see your credit rating after doing that for awhile
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