The Ever Elusive Low Interest Credit Card
| January 24, 2010 |
Are you currently looking for a low interest credit card, only to find that many have either been switch to a variable interest rate or completely disappeared? If so, you are like millions of other Americans that seem to be searching in vain. However this does not have to be the case as it seems the new places to look are smaller banks and credit unions.
According to an article entitled "Credit Unions Offer the Best Low Interest Deals" when it comes to the largest credit unions, interest rates are considerably lower than many of the major national issuers. Not only that, it also seems that consumers can expect other fees that have been added or increased by many of the major issuers to be much lower at credit unions if they exist at all.
So why hasn’t everyone who has had their credit card terms changed dramatically moved over to get low interest credit card from a credit union? For some it could simply be the fact that credit unions are on a membership basis with many requiring a deposit be made with that institution. In addition to that, traditionally when getting credit extended the limit may be too low to make the purchases traditionally made on many other credit cards. As for the other reason, it is that millions of people are trying to be debt free, and for them plastic is one option that is not an option.






