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Age of Plastic Money
(Jan 28, 2002)
Banking has evolved a long way from the days of the medieval moneylenders counting coins on the bench to the present scenario, where it is hard to trace the trail of money from the beginning to the end.
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Credit card: Is the money really free?
(Jun 12, 2001)
The most lucrative feature of a credit card is the interest free credit period offered to cardholders. The interest free credit period is generally 40 to 50 days (varies for different cards). Most of us are impressed by this interest free credit period. But is the money really free? Lets find out?
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Debit cards: Avoid ‘Debt Trap’
(Apr 24, 2001)
Credit cards, no doubt are very convenient and a time-saving tool. If you are holding the piece of plastic, there is no need to load your wallet with cash. It can see through almost all the purchases and bill payments with ease. The card allows you to buy now and pay later with quick and easy access to funds with least possible documentation and time. You get an interest free credit period of 30 to 50 days.
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Credit cards: Is balance transfer a good idea?
(Nov 11, 2000)
The competition in the domestic card industry is gaining momentum. The pressure has finally begun to show on the fiercely competitive credit card market. Card issuers are trying every trick in the book to woo consumers to take a new credit card.
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Do we deserve so much credit?
(Nov 9, 2000)
Co-branded credit cards are the latest to hit the Indian credit card market. And the value propositions they offer are astonishing! Read on.
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Protect your plastic better
(Oct 30, 2000)
The power of plastic is increasing day by day. Starting with payment of shopping bills, credit cards can now be used to pay for almost every thing. Whether it is electricity bills, school fees, phone bills, insurance premia, travelling bills and even petrol bills, credit cards can now take care of all these and more.
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Plastic Money: the Currency of Modern India
(Jul 14, 2000)
Indian consumers have never had it so good. The soiled notes are definitely out. Plastic money is in! Carrying cash is no more `a pain in the neck' as consumers are relying more on the `plastic card' which gives them money on credit.
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Future looks bright for debit card
(Mar 31, 2000)
Its been only a year since the debit card hit the Indian market, and early signs already indicate it may very soon exceed credit card in terms of expenditure.
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ATM- debit cards are the flavour of the season
(Feb 8, 2000)
The credit card business may have fallen short of expectations, but the debit card seems to lend issuers and payment systems a cause for hope.
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