Bankrate.com surveyed two cards -- a rewards card and a platinum card -- from 10 of the top credit card issuers. We focused on the fees and practices, such as when the issuer can raise interest rates, so that consumers can judge which card offers the best terms and conditions for them.The survey was conducted in May by Bankrate market analyst Brooks Kelly.For an analysis of the results, read "What's in the fine print?"To see how the recently passed Credit CARD Act of 2009 will affect these terms and conditions, read "New card law will impact terms."2009 Credit Card Study results•American Express•Discover•Bank of America•FNB Omaha•Capital One•USAA Federal Savings•Chase•U.S. Bank•Citi•Wells Fargo advertisementRelated Links:New credit card law will impact terms2009 Credit Card Study: The fine printCredit Card Exclusive: American ExpressRelated Articles:Credit card damage controlDownside of card rulesCredit card law changes
Bankrate.com surveyed two cards -- a rewards card and a platinum card -- from 10 of the top credit card issuers. We focused on the fees and practices, such as when the issuer can raise interest rates, so that consumers can judge which card offers the best terms and conditions for them.
The survey was conducted in May by Bankrate market analyst Brooks Kelly.
For an analysis of the results, read "What's in the fine print?"
To see how the recently passed Credit CARD Act of 2009 will affect these terms and conditions, read "New card law will impact terms."
A little research could save you BIG on interest.