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The evolution of credit

23rd May 2007

The evolution of credit

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I was 37 before I applied for my first Credit Card For the longest time I thought they were unnecessary and the only thing they were good for was to get a person heavily in debt. I have heard stories from so many people concerning their credit cards and how difficult it was to get from out under the debt, that I never wanted to apply for one and risk the chance of ruining my credit. I now know that if used properly having a credit card can acutally help you to establish a good credit rating. With my cards (I now have two) I only use them for small purchases and make sure they are paid in full at the end of the month. This way I establish good credit and I don’t have a massive bill staring at me at the end of the month. Plus, with the right credit card you can earn rewards or cash back on your purchases. Over at thriftyscot.co.uk they have articles that describe the benefits and pitfalls of owning a credit card, and I think you should really check them out if you have any doubts at all when considering applying for a credit card.

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