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How Zero-Interest Cards Could Harm Your Credit

Aug 25 2008 - 3:30pm by SavvySugar
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How Zero-Interest Cards Could Harm Your Credit Best Buy's "featured offer" seems like a no-brainer for buying brand-new electronics — two years with no interest comes across as a great way to buy it now and pay later without punishing interest charges. If you're not turned off by the notion of being accountable for yet another credit card, then here's something else to consider that might make you think twice about financing your new TV with a store's zero-interest proprietary card. You know that a credit inquiry can temporarily shave points from your score, but the low credit limit on these store cards may have a more negative impact.
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Subway to Combine Loyalty Program With Your Credit Card

Aug 24 2008 - 11:00am by SavvySugar
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Subway to Combine Loyalty Program With Your Credit Card A new program called SingleSwipe could be a win-win for consumers and business owners alike. Loyalty cards aimed at winning your consistent business often go to waste. They may end up collecting in your wallet and forgotten about until the next time you visit a store, at which point you inevitably can't find the little card.
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Personalized, In-Your-Face Marketing: Creepy or Clever?

Aug 23 2008 - 11:00am by SavvySugar
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Personalized, In-Your-Face Marketing: Creepy or Clever?
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Guess the Olympic Sponsor

Wed, 08/20/2008 - 3:30pm guesswho by SavvySugar


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News Flash: Menus Minus Dollar Signs Attract Spending

Aug 19 2008 - 6:30am by SavvySugar
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News Flash: Menus Minus Dollar Signs Attract Spending
  • Restaurants to begin sacrificing the dollar sign for profit. New research shows that menus that list prices without dollar signs get customers to spend an average $5.55 more per meal. — The Wall Street Journal
  • Business school isn't for everyone: A journalist turned Harvard Business School student wonders if the school is promising its students too much.
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