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All Personal Credit Cards Articles - Page 2

Priority Pass Select: What It Is & How It Works

By Jordan Tarver on November 15, 2019 | Business Travel, Personal Credit Cards, Ultimate Guide

Priority Pass gives members access to more than 1,300 airport lounges across 130 countries. Priority Pass lounges offer complimentary food and drinks, free Wi-Fi, and conference rooms. Memberships typically cost between $99 to $429 per year. However, frequent travelers can receive memberships for free, called Priority Pass Select, through some travel credit cards. If you…

4 Steps to Complete TSA PreCheck Renewal

By Jordan Tarver on November 11, 2019 | Business Travel, How To, Personal Credit Cards

TSA PreCheck memberships are valid for five years. You can renew TSA PreCheck up to six months before your Known Traveler Number (KTN) expires, which costs $85. Typically, TSA PreCheck renewal is simple, and you can complete it online in about 15 minutes. However, some members may need to provide updated information or new fingerprints….

Global Entry vs TSA PreCheck: Which Is Better for Travel?

By Jordan Tarver on November 11, 2019 | Business Travel, Personal Credit Cards, Versus

Both Global Entry and TSA PreCheck are government programs that offer faster security clearance to low-risk, domestic and international travelers. TSA PreCheck offers expedited Transportation Security Administration (TSA) lines at more than 200 United States airports while Global Entry is tailored for international travelers who want expedited US customs screening plus TSA PreCheck benefits. When…

TSA PreCheck: What It Is, How to Apply, and Benefits

By Jordan Tarver on November 1, 2019 | Business Travel, Personal Credit Cards, Ultimate Guide

TSA PreCheck is a government program that gives low-risk travelers access to expedited Transportation Security Administration (TSA) security lines at more than 200 airports in the United States. You’ll pay a nonrefundable $85 TSA Precheck application fee ($100 for foreign residents), which is due every five years for renewal of your membership. TSA PreCheck can…

How to Request a Citi Credit Limit Increase

By Yvette Glover on October 30, 2019 | Credit Cards, How To, Personal Credit Cards

Citibank allows cardholders to request credit limit increases online, on the mobile app, and over the phone with customer support. Issuers often consider your debt-to-income ratio (DTI), which should be below 40% for approval. Typically, you need a personal credit score of 680 or above and credit utilization below 30% to qualify. Whether you need…

How to Request a Wells Fargo Credit Limit Increase

By Yvette Glover on October 30, 2019 | Credit Cards, How To, Personal Credit Cards

You can request a Wells Fargo Credit Limit increase over the phone or by applying for a new credit card. Consumers with a credit score above 670 and with a credit utilization below 30% have the best chance of getting approved. Cardholders should wait six months after establishing the card before requesting an increase. Some…

How Fixed-rate Credit Cards Work & Where to Find One

By Yvette Glover on September 16, 2019 | Credit Cards, Personal Credit Cards, What is

Fixed-rate credit cards charge an annual percentage rate (APR) that remains unchanged throughout the life of the account. They differ from variable-rate cards, which have APRs that change over time. Fixed-rate cards are best for anyone who carries a balance and wants to avoid future rate hikes. These cards are offered primarily through credit unions….

How to Request a U.S. Bank Credit Limit Increase

By Jordan Tarver on June 7, 2019 | Credit Cards, How To, Personal Credit Cards

You can request a U.S. Bank credit limit increase online or by calling customer support. Alternatively, you can apply for a new credit card to increase your total available credit. Either way, you’ll typically need a personal credit score of at least 680, a credit utilization ratio below 30%, and a good payment history. Often,…

How to Increase Your Credit Limit With TD Bank

By Jordan Tarver on June 7, 2019 | Credit Cards, How To, Personal Credit Cards

You can request a credit limit increase with TD Bank online, through its app, or by calling customer support. Alternatively, you can apply for a new credit card to increase your total available credit. It’s crucial to have a personal credit score above 680, a low credit utilization ratio, and a timely payment history. Sometimes,…

Secured vs Unsecured Credit Card: Differences & Which Is Best

By Jordan Tarver on March 1, 2019 | Credit Cards, Personal Credit Cards, Versus

Client using a credit card

Issuers of unsecured credit cards extend a line of credit based on your credit score and income. Issuers of secured credit cards extend a line of credit equal to a required cash deposit. Both cards come with fees and interest charged on carried balances. Most people with a 640+ credit score get unsecured credit cards….

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