Store cards are good if paid in full within the billing cycle
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Welcome to the forum, willkarter! I had the Walmart credit card back when gas was $5 a gallon because I wanted the gas discount. The interest rate was higher than any other card I had at the time. It was convenient to pay off each month since I could pay the bill in the store while getting groceries. I canceled the card when I stopped shopping there. I noticed your link leads to mycreditcardguide.org. Do you run that site?willkarter wrote: I have a couple of dept. store cards that I use regularly just for the perks. I do manage to pay them off each month simply because of the interest rate. It's a game. Play the game, get the perks, pay the bill. Vicious cycle isn't it?
In between anyone has tried Walmart card? Am thinking to apply for it?
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Are the perks worth it for store cards, Lexie? I play the points game too but maybe this kind is safer since you can't run up a store card when there's an "emergency" whether real or imagined.Lexie wrote: I have a couple of dept. store cards that I use regularly just for the perks. I do manage to pay them off each month simply because of the interest rate. It's a game. Play the game, get the perks, pay the bill. Vicious cycle isn't it?
I suppose the points game is about the same. I do like to give gift certificates to certain stores and I can put that cost on my store card as well. However, you can do that with any major credit card too. It's 6 of one and half dozen of the other.
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Are the perks worth it for store cards, Lexie? I play the points game too but maybe this kind is safer since you can't run up a store card when there's an "emergency" whether real or imagined.Lexie wrote: I have a couple of dept. store cards that I use regularly just for the perks. I do manage to pay them off each month simply because of the interest rate. It's a game. Play the game, get the perks, pay the bill. Vicious cycle isn't it?
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Awesome! You are "movin' on up". Congrats! Totally cool.On a whim applied in store and got approved for Old Navy Visa with CL of $1,000. First store card branded with Visa/Mastercard.....(what did the Jeffersons say???? ---- {sings} "Movin' On Up!!