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GoUSC
ParticipantSomething to consider, most credit cards charge a fee when you purchase things in another currency (aka Euros). Capital One is one of the few companies that charges you no fees. I hate Capital One…i’ll be honest…but I have paying fees even more!
With that said I have a Chase British Airways Visa and a Amex Platinum in my wallet. They both have always worked great for me.
GoUSC
ParticipantSomething to consider, most credit cards charge a fee when you purchase things in another currency (aka Euros). Capital One is one of the few companies that charges you no fees. I hate Capital One…i’ll be honest…but I have paying fees even more!
With that said I have a Chase British Airways Visa and a Amex Platinum in my wallet. They both have always worked great for me.
GoUSC
ParticipantSomething to consider, most credit cards charge a fee when you purchase things in another currency (aka Euros). Capital One is one of the few companies that charges you no fees. I hate Capital One…i’ll be honest…but I have paying fees even more!
With that said I have a Chase British Airways Visa and a Amex Platinum in my wallet. They both have always worked great for me.
GoUSC
ParticipantSomething to consider, most credit cards charge a fee when you purchase things in another currency (aka Euros). Capital One is one of the few companies that charges you no fees. I hate Capital One…i’ll be honest…but I have paying fees even more!
With that said I have a Chase British Airways Visa and a Amex Platinum in my wallet. They both have always worked great for me.
GoUSC
ParticipantSomething to consider, most credit cards charge a fee when you purchase things in another currency (aka Euros). Capital One is one of the few companies that charges you no fees. I hate Capital One…i’ll be honest…but I have paying fees even more!
With that said I have a Chase British Airways Visa and a Amex Platinum in my wallet. They both have always worked great for me.
GoUSC
ParticipantYeah but the article said they were 460k in debt, of which, 50% was CC debt.
GoUSC
ParticipantYeah but the article said they were 460k in debt, of which, 50% was CC debt.
GoUSC
ParticipantYeah but the article said they were 460k in debt, of which, 50% was CC debt.
GoUSC
ParticipantYeah but the article said they were 460k in debt, of which, 50% was CC debt.
GoUSC
ParticipantYeah but the article said they were 460k in debt, of which, 50% was CC debt.
GoUSC
ParticipantSo let me get this straight…
– Guy makes 97k a year
– Guy buys home for $208k
– Withdraws $108k in equity
– Still manages to run up $200k+ in CC debtI feel sorry for the wife and kids but how exactly are homeowners the poor taken advantage of people in this whole thing?
This is what our society has become…God help us all.
GoUSC
ParticipantSo let me get this straight…
– Guy makes 97k a year
– Guy buys home for $208k
– Withdraws $108k in equity
– Still manages to run up $200k+ in CC debtI feel sorry for the wife and kids but how exactly are homeowners the poor taken advantage of people in this whole thing?
This is what our society has become…God help us all.
GoUSC
ParticipantSo let me get this straight…
– Guy makes 97k a year
– Guy buys home for $208k
– Withdraws $108k in equity
– Still manages to run up $200k+ in CC debtI feel sorry for the wife and kids but how exactly are homeowners the poor taken advantage of people in this whole thing?
This is what our society has become…God help us all.
GoUSC
ParticipantSo let me get this straight…
– Guy makes 97k a year
– Guy buys home for $208k
– Withdraws $108k in equity
– Still manages to run up $200k+ in CC debtI feel sorry for the wife and kids but how exactly are homeowners the poor taken advantage of people in this whole thing?
This is what our society has become…God help us all.
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