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Fine Print Is Small Because They Don’t Want You To Read It.!

The advertised 7.4% rate on a new credit card sounds excellent. Six months later, the rate automatically jumps up to 21%. But buried somewhere in the fine print is that this is only an introductory rate. This may not be mentioned on the credit card statements. Oops, you missed that, right? (New rules require credit card companies to show a u201csummary boxu201d on the application form and contract that clearly explains interest rates, fees, etc., but you still have to be an expert to understand it all.)

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Fine Print Is Small Because They Don’t Want You To Read It.!

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  1. Fine Print Is Small Because They Don’t Want You To Read It.! Feel Free To Call US 1-800-808-1613 Landline 416-848-0469 Fatal Facts Of Credit Cards www.mortgagedeliveryguy.ca

  2. Fine Print Is Small Because They Don’t Want You To Read It.! The advertised 7.4% rate on a new credit card sounds excellent. Six months later, the rate automatically jumps up to 21%. But buried somewhere in the fine print is that this is only an introductory rate. This may not be mentioned on the credit card statements. www.mortgagedeliveryguy.ca

  3. Fine Print Is Small Because They Don’t Want You To Read It.! Oops, you missed that, right? (New rules require credit card companies to show a “summary box” on the application form and contract that clearly explains interest rates, fees, etc., but you still have to be an expert to understand it all.) It’s called “Fine Print” because it makes credit card companies feel “fine,” and it’s like paying a “fine” for not reading the details. But who can blame you? Not only is it too small to read, but it’s also written in a foreign language called “legalese” (see FATAL FACT EIGHT). Sounds too good to be true! Put on your magnifying glass, and you’ll usually find the painful truth in the fine print. Only sign something after reading it first! www.mortgagedeliveryguy.ca

  4. Fine Print Is Small Because They Don’t Want You To Read It.! THANK YOU www.mortgagedeliveryguy.ca

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