October 5, 2007, Newsletter Issue #84: My low interest rate disappeared, now what do I do?

Tip of the Week

To qualify for a low interest rate credit card after your interest rate has been raised, the only solution may be to raise your credit score over time. To do this you will have to consistently pay your credit card bills and other loan payments on time.

Late payments on any of your credit card accounts can affect your low interest rates on any other account, even if it's not with the same company. Improve your credit score by borrowing responsibly from all lending sources.

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