I put those same 'no credit card' shoes on a few years ago. Never looked back and have zero regrets. Who needs the highest interest rates? Convenience costs are too great.
Not into banks for anything either. Unfortunately, my credit rating sucks so I couldn't buy a house with 20% down. Maybe that's a good thing considering where we're headed with taxes.
[זה מעולה] Does that mean we should take our gold and head for the hills? I keep having thoughts about going shopping and being told that my credit card it no good - not because of our standing. How revolting . . . and maybe we should . . . revolt.
Thanks for keeping us posted.
Posted by: Rosemead Herald | 02/17/2009 at 06:16 PM
Seems like my bank is doing good. But savings rates suck
Posted by: Patrick | 02/17/2009 at 07:00 PM
Citi cut my credit line, the card is paid off and we've not been late- screw the Citi.
Posted by: Zak Klemmer, ACS, ALB | 02/17/2009 at 07:21 PM
I agree..I had no problems but my family has with citi.
Posted by: Patrick | 02/18/2009 at 04:27 AM
I cut up our credit cards a few years ago. If we can't afford to buy it with real money, we don't need it.
Posted by: Darcy | 02/18/2009 at 05:13 AM
I put those same 'no credit card' shoes on a few years ago. Never looked back and have zero regrets. Who needs the highest interest rates? Convenience costs are too great.
Not into banks for anything either. Unfortunately, my credit rating sucks so I couldn't buy a house with 20% down. Maybe that's a good thing considering where we're headed with taxes.
Posted by: JudgeBob | 02/18/2009 at 11:36 AM
[זה מעולה] Does that mean we should take our gold and head for the hills? I keep having thoughts about going shopping and being told that my credit card it no good - not because of our standing. How revolting . . . and maybe we should . . . revolt.
Posted by: Trailblazer | 02/19/2009 at 12:26 PM