Read The Fine Print- Credit Cards

[Zee09]

I just ended a great offer on a cc. Was 0% for three years.

I used it to order mostly business items and a few special order machine tools etc.

Came in handy and the term ended this month.


I moved on because they sent a new agreement and the interest went up but that was a given and not bad compared to the others.

What was bad is that if I just blew off reading the letter and kept the card I wouldn't have known they dumped all free
rental car insurance and many other card perks. That could have been a fiasco as I do rent cars very often.

So you have to read the fine print.

 

[JLTD]

Yep, always cover your bases.

If you don't mind me asking, who was the card with?

 

[HemiHawk]

Originally Posted By: Zee09
What was bad is that if I just blew off reading the letter and kept the card I wouldn't have known they dumped all free
rental car insurance and many other card perks. That could have been a fiasco as I do rent cars very often.

So you have to read the fine print.


Chase just did this for existing cardholders.

 

[Zee09]

Originally Posted By: JLTD
Yep, always cover your bases.

If you don't mind me asking, who was the card with?


Citi bank- thanks!

 

[pandus13]

Originally Posted By: HemiHawk
Originally Posted By: Zee09
What was bad is that if I just blew off reading the letter and kept the card I wouldn't have known they dumped all free
rental car insurance and many other card perks. That could have been a fiasco as I do rent cars very often.

So you have to read the fine print.


Chase just did this for existing cardholders.

WHOAAA!

Freedom and Saphire cards?

 

[Triple_Se7en]

Interest rates with banks has been on the rise for months now. It's going to affect free stuff with credit cards eventually.
Should not be a surprise, to those that read / hear the local and national news every day.

New Japanese foreign-made passenger vehicles are about to rise $8K-each on average, due to the imposing tariffs soon. Average vehicle today costs $32k. Those will soon cost $40k.

I remember paying $3300.00 for my 1st-ever, new Plymouth Cuda in 1970.

 

[JLTD]

Originally Posted By: Zee09
Originally Posted By: JLTD
Yep, always cover your bases.

If you don't mind me asking, who was the card with?


Citi bank- thanks!

Appreciate it...