Credit Card Discussion

Obviously you pay off a credit card bill with a check or using bill pay through your bank. I have a credit card account through Wells Fargo, and I notice that when I choose to transfer money from my checking account to one of my other Wells Fargo accounts, I can transfer it to my savings as well as my credit card account. What happens when I transfer money to my credit card account? I did not know you can do such a thing. Is that for stashing cash away so I have money come bill paying time?

I’m planning to attend college next year and well I’m planning to get a credit card to pay for college since that’s the only way i can pay(personal reasons) So anyway…someone can tell me which one is good?

I’m looking for card that have a mileage or gas program.

I noticed that Sony has one where you get a 150 dollar credit on “qualifying” purchases too.

How much credit card company charge for each transaction? Since credit card company gives reward credit for using their cards, in situations I can use either case or check, should I opt for credit cards because they offer reward points? Or it does no matter? Thank you for suggestions?
I pay off the statement balance each month.

I got a new credit card in the mail through an airline. I didn’t know I was applying for a card, I thought I was joining the frequent flyer club.

I have not activated the card. I thought about keeping it in a drawer for emergencies, but the interest is outrageous, so I want to cancel it. If I call to cancel, will that show up on my report as a closed credit card account, or would it not show up at all because I never activated or used the card?
Earlier this year, I paid off all of my credit cards and have not had an active card for 5 years. I recently got a new card with ample credit and a decent rate. Because I’m a recovering spend-a-holic. I’m fearful of having too much credit available.
To answer your question Laissez-Faire Guy, I, too agree that the activation is a scam. When I activated my other card, it was an automated process, then they patch you to a “customer service person” who wants you to buy additional services. It was hilarious b/c he was foreign and reading a script. After I kept saying no, he read the end of his script so fast, he sounded like a disclaimer in a car commercial.

Can you please include the types of cards that a 19- year- old can get. What I mean is, some credit cards are difficult to receive based on age etc. I have a credit card and I dont like that company and I am about to actually close the account, but I want another credit card..

Obviously you pay off a credit card bill with a check or using bill pay through your bank. I have a credit card account through Wells Fargo, and I notice that when I choose to transfer money from my checking account to one of my other Wells Fargo accounts, I can transfer it to my savings as well as my credit card account. What happens when I transfer money to my credit card account? I did not know you can do such a thing. Is that for stashing cash away so I have money come bill paying time?

I’m planning to attend college next year and well I’m planning to get a credit card to pay for college since that’s the only way i can pay(personal reasons) So anyway…someone can tell me which one is good?

I’m looking for card that have a mileage or gas program.

I noticed that Sony has one where you get a 150 dollar credit on “qualifying” purchases too.

How much credit card company charge for each transaction? Since credit card company gives reward credit for using their cards, in situations I can use either case or check, should I opt for credit cards because they offer reward points? Or it does no matter? Thank you for suggestions?
I pay off the statement balance each month.