Credit Card Comparison: SPORTS vs CARTOON

 Today i compare two very different credit cards. an expensive cartton credit card and a valuable sports franchise credit card!

• 0% Intro APR for 12 months on balance transfers, then a variable APR as low as 9.99%-22.99% after your 0% ends
• 0% Intro APR for 6 months on purchases, then a variable APR as low as 9.99%-22.99% after your 0% ends
• $50 Bonus Cash Back after your first purchase
• 5% Cash Back on up to $1,500 spent in bonus categories

• 0% Intro APR on purchases for 6 months.
• 5% Cashback Bonus® in categories that change like travel, department stores, gas, groceries, restaurants, and more.
• Up to 1% unlimited Cashback Bonus® on everything else you buy
• No Annual Fee

Credit Card Comparison - One dumb looking credit card!

Todays update includes one stupid looking credit card!
So let me know what you think; how do these credit cards compare!?

• Only 75% Capital One fee on balance transfers
• Transfer money to your current account
• Contactless technology

Interesting benefits. Does the credit card look good to you? Would you take on this credit card with those features?

Heres another credit card. From the great bank DnB NORD. The stupid credit card of the day. I dont quite understand why that guy in on the credit card and why hes doing what he is doing. Pretty dumb looking but funny in a strange way.

• 10% cashback on petrol spend up to £30
• 0% interest on purchases for 6 months 
• 0% intro APR until August 2012 on balance transfers
• 0% intro APR until August 2012 on purchases
• 24-hour travel assistance gives you a replacement card and cash advance
• Up to 1% unlimited Cashback Bonus® on everything else you buy
• No Annual Fee

Strange looking credit card but its also one powerful credit card. Those interest rates and APR rates are damn amazing and you will have no problem spending this credit card anywhere in the world.
Is the slightly odd design worth it?

Lazy Sunday; Credit Card Comparison

Lazy sunday and im tired. Excuse me for the weak post today; still heres some credit cards (albeit not very interesting credit cards) and their related rates. How do they compare?

A classic master card design. Very nice credit card.

• Get $10 Cashback Bonus® on each of your first 5 gas purchases of $25 or more within 3 months
• 0% intro APR on purchases and balance transfers for 12 months, then the variable APR of 11.99% - 20.99%
• Up to 20% Cashback Bonus at popular retailers when you shop online through master card
• Up to 1% unlimited Cashback Bonus on all other purchases

A nice design from DBS credit cards. Its very red and very creative.

• Save up to $220 compared with other prepaid cards
• Similiar to a checking account. No credit check. No activiation fee.
• $0.99 monthly fee with total load of $500 or more
• Free Direct Deposit from employers or load cash at 50,000 retailers

So a couple of credit cards. Im tired and hungover, forgive me for not being too detailed.

Credit Card Comparison: Art Vs Money

A blend of my usual credit card theme. This time comparing two important features of a credit card; how it looks to how it behaves. What decides the credit card for you?
Having a nice credit card design or the quality of the credit card rates and values?
YOU DECIDE!

Not a great looking credit card very plain but can you argue with its figures and financial benefits?

• 0% intro APR until August 2012 on balance transfers
• 0% intro APR until August 2012 on purchases
• 24-hour travel assistance gives you a replacement card and cash advance
• Up to 1% unlimited Cashback Bonus® on everything else you buy
• No Annual Fee

A very creative credit card. Not without its financial (if lesser) benefits.

• Get the credit you need with no processing fees or application fees
• Automatic reporting to the 3 major credit bureaus
• Track credit with access to your credit score and other tools

Two very nice credit cards in their own way. How do they compare and which would you take?

Another GOLD CREDIT CARD COMPARISON!

After such a great reception the credit card comparison theme will continue for now.
Today i shall compare two top of the range gold credit cards. Which of these gold credit card wins this battle of the banks for you?!

A reposted credit card of mine but never compared to other credit cards. This gold credit card from dubai first is one mean credit card. Check out its specs.

• Contactless technology
• 1p off phone bill / £1.50 spent
• Transfer money to your current account

Receive up to 50 days interest free on new purchases if you pay your statement in full and on time every month. The minimum repayment on this card is your balance (if this is less than £25); or whichever is the greater of: £25; or 1% of your statement balance before any default charges, annual fee and interest (to which MBNA will then add an amount equal to the default charges, annual fee and interest). You will be assessed on your personal circumstances and credit history to determine the APR available to you. This may result in you being offered a different rate than that quoted.

This credit card from visa is also very nice. The design is clear and speckled with that amazing gold texture.

• 10% cashback on petrol spend up to £30
• 0% interest on purchases for 6 months 

0% interest on balance transfers for 14 months and 0% on purchases for 6 months, the balance transfer is subject to a 2.7% transfer fee which is slightly lower than the market average. Instant online decision is available. You will need a good credit rating and a minimum annual income of £20,000. This card does not allow balance transfers from another Gold account. Once the 0% period ends you will be charged an annual percentage rate (APR) of 16.9% on any purchases you make.

So those are two very valuable gold credit card accounts. How do you feel they compare and which would you take?

Platinum Credit Card comparison: BATTLE OF THE TITANS!

The classic american express platinum has many nice little bonuses such as

• 10% cashback on petrol spend up to £30
• UK's longest 0% balance transfer period
• 0% on purchases for 3 months

The longest 0% balance transfer card in the market at 20 months, plus 0% interest on purchases for 3 months. Instant online decision is available. You will need a good credit rating and a minimum annual income of £20,000. This card does not allow balance transfers from another Amex credit card. Once the 0% period ends you will be charged an annual percentage rate (APR) of 17.5% on the transferred balance. In order to benefit from the 0% introductory rate, a balance transfer must be carried out within the first 60 days of the account being opened.

The platinum preferred credit card

• Only 2.88% BT fee on balance transfers
• Transfer money to your current account
• Contactless technology

A generous 18 months 0% interest on balance transfers and 3 months 0% on purchases. You will need a good credit rating and be over 18 years of age. There is no minimum income requirement however you will not be able to transfer a balance from an existing MBNA card which includes Virgin. Instant online decision is available. Once the 0% period ends you will be charged an annual percentage rate (APR) of 18.8% on the transferred balance. In order to transfer a balance at the introductory rate this must be undertaken within the first 60 days of account opening

Two of the heavyweights of the platinum credit card market. Which one receives your vote?

BLACK Credit Card comparisons

Black credit cards are very popular in this modern era. They usually imply extremely high status credit card bank account holders. Much higher than a platinum account; these often are only handed out by invitation.
Ive selected a few of the most prostigious black credit cards on the market.

The master card world elite comes with a number of features. World Elite MasterCard comes with a complimentary 24/7 concierge service that acts like a relentless personal assistant. Need to locate hard-to-find items or even reserve that perfect table? Concierge is there to help.
To contact the concierge call number on the back of your card. A very respectable credit card with many pros.

A credit card ive posted before. Simply titled BLACK CARD. Similar to the American Express Centurion Card, Visa's Black Card is awarded to the top percentage of Visa Card users. Unlike the AMEX card the fee is only $500 a month with no minimum spending amount!
A Visa advertisement claims that the card is "the world's most prestigious and versatile card." It may be versatile. However, with Visa's goal to have 3 million users carry the card, is the Black really the most prestigious with that high a figure? It isnt too rare to come across a holder of this credit card but does that distract its quality from you?!

The most influential credit card of them all; encouraging hundreds of immitators including the aforementioned black card. The american express centurian is one incredible looking credit card.
The Centurion Card, known informally as the black card, is a charge card issued by American Express. The card is available in certain markets, mainly the US, Canada, Mexico, Europe, Taiwan, Korea, areas of China (e.g. Hong Kong), Japan, Australia and the Middle East. The Centurion Card provides access to a range of benefits, depending on the country where the card is issued. In the 1980s, urban legends circulated about a black credit card of high spending power. While those legends were false at the time, American Express decided to capitalize on them by introducing the Centurion card in 1999.
To become a Centurion cardholder, one must meet American Express's strict eligibility criteria. Cardholders are required to pay an annual fee, and in some countries also an initiation fee.

Can you believe there were URBAN LEGENDS about this card?!


So which black credit card takes your liking?