Yes, they should, and no, it's not right, but when's the last time you knew of a politician doing the right thing, 'specially when their political future depends on the power brokers? The guys with the deepest pockets pull the strings. You want to be debt free; they want you to have debt to prove that you can meet your financial obligations.
such a shame..... I think I shall write in John Oliver as president... but then he isnt native born..... Just seems like the working class gets hits the hardest.... I have always worked so hard as a single mother until I couldnt anymore and then married a hard working man.... The working class poor is a real thing extra debt would only make that struggle harder.... such a bummer.
Just use the card responsibly; don't buy anything you wouldn't if you were paying cash, then make d___n sure you pay the entire balance every month so you don't get stuck paying their exorbitant interest rates. I'm very much aware that that's easier said than done; you have to be disciplined enough to stick to the plan, or it'll bite you in the butt.
It's terrible, isn't it? Who gave those people the right to my personal information anyway? Thought we had a right to privacy. There should be some recourse and accountability for when they make an error too! huff! Hubs and I use a visa card for almost everything, and earn miles on Alaska Air. Balance is paid in full every month. Seems to me it is just as easy to buy groceries, gas, and sundries on one card as it is to pay for each separately. In fact it might be better. You get a big itemized list once a month to see where all your money is going. Easier to keep track and budget.
