Date: Sat, 8. November 2008 03:20:36

The credit crunch is far from over and it couldn’t be more apparent anywhere than in credit card direct mail offers sent to consumers. Analyzing credit card direct mail trends, Mintel Comperemedia found that the total estimated volume for credit card acquisition offers reached only 1.34 billion during Q3 2008. (PRWEB Nov 6, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.emediawire.com/releases/mintel_comperemedia/credit_card/prweb1581104.htm

Date: Wed, 12. March 2008 17:31:56

On February 13th I added a blog entry titled How My Credit Score Dropped 30 Points in One Day. This entry is a follow-up to that. To summarize the original entry, I paid off and closed my Chase credit card because they were jerking me around by raising my APR because I was paying my [...]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Credit Score Rebounds from Little Mistake", url: "http://www.studentplatinum.com/student-credit-card-blog/2008/03/12/credit-score-rebounds-from-little-mistake/" });

Date: Thu, 3. July 2008 09:27:52

LINK Terms: Information about the reward program and the rates, fees, costs, and other benefits of the credit card appears with the online credit card application. To qualify for the first reward, respond to this offer and use your new account within

Date: Sun, 13. June 2010 04:28:27

The latest numbers coming from the IndexCreditCards.com Credit Card Monitor are not encouraging for consumers who carry a balance. The recently released data show average credit card rates of 16.81%, the highest rate recorded since the Credit Card Monitor debuted in 2005. (PRWeb Jun 8, 2010) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2010/06/prweb4103504.htm

Date: Thu, 31. December 2009 15:30:01

Online forex brokers have traditionally been known for their aggressive sales strategies: ranking their success based on how many new accounts they can open. However, the extended economic crisis has changed that. Now, in a radical move, new feedback has shown that online forex traders are now looking for a forex broker that offers better customer service too. (PRWeb Dec 23, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/online-forex-brokers/online-forex-trading/prweb2950494.htm

Date: Tue, 9. June 2009 00:00:00

Enviornment: Pro*C and Oracle 9i Below logic is built in Pro*C Ours is credit card system. Each customer can hold more than 1 card. Card may get reissued or renewed.Based on customer deliquency we will assign bucket count for each card. Bucket ...

Date: Thu, 10. July 2008 19:41:42

What do credit card debt and blood pressure have in common these days? Give up? They?re both rising like Grandma?s warm, crisp bread in the oven. Delinquencies continue to escalate in the credit card market and the economy continues to spiral, but help is on the way. It wasn?t very long ago that aggressive [...]

Date: Mon, 16. November 2009 10:37:35

As week end approaches we plan to walk out with our family and credit card. In today#8217;s selfish world #8221;credit card#8221; is the only true friend of yours. It never gives you a back kick, always ready to help and fulfill all desire of yours. It

Date: Mon, 22. February 2010 12:28:49

AP - Your next credit card statement is going to contain an ugly truth: how much that card really costs to use.

Date: Fri, 26. August 2011 23:17:07

Steve Jobs was of course the big news in the realm of leadership this week. His announcement that he was stepping down as chief executive of Apple saddened us all and led us to pause and reflect and sum up an extraordinary career. Our first to file, within an hour or two of the announcement, was Carmine Gallo, a leading expert on Jobs, with "What Makes Steve 'Steve." Before long we also had Chunka Mui taking "A Measure of Steve Jobs," my appreciation of what I take to be "Steve Jobs' One Big Idea," and George Bradt doing a "Steve Jobs Wake Analysis." Steve Denning got past legend with "Understanding Apple: Five Myths About Steve Jobs," and followed up with "Another Myth Bites the Dust: How Apple Listens to Its Customers," while Caleb Melby put together a slideshow of "Apple's Most Unforgettable Advertising." Carmine Gallo returned with a tribute to "Steve Jobs: The World's Most Inspiring Comunicator." August Turak asked "Do You Think Like Steve Jobs? Take This Quiz and Find Out," and Adam Hartung identified one CEO who definitely doesn't: "Why Leo Apotheker Is No Steve Jobs?Too Bad for HP." Finally David Martin penned a lovely recollection of his father's time with Jobs as one of Apple's very first employees: "Steve Jobs and the Impact of Clarity."