Originally published Saturday, August 4, 2012 at 8:01 PM
Tips on shopping for a credit card
Several useful websites sort through credit-card offers and provide credit-card use and responsibility information. Here are a few places.
McClatchy-Tribune News Service
Applying for a new credit card shouldn't be done lightly. A savvy consumer should carefully shop around, and find a deal that locks in the lowest rate. One good place to comparison shop for credit cards is the World Wide Web.
Several useful websites sort through credit-card offers and provide credit-card use and responsibility information. Here are a few places:
bankrate.com/credit-cards.aspx
Covers several credit-card topics, including recent news, interest-rate trends and card calculators.
Better Business Bureau
bbb.org/us/article/tips-on-credit-cards-6099
Provides good overview of credit-card basics, pros and cons, and terms and definitions.
Credit Infocenter
creditinfocenter.com/cards/cardsetc.shtml
Offers everything you need to know about credit cards.
Federal Reserve
Features guide to the credit-card process, and interactive tools and features.
IndexCreditCards
Serves up credit-card information and indexes of cards types and rates.











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