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Credit Report
An assessment of an individual or a company's credit risk. These reports are composed using a variety of informational sources and are used by lenders in order to assess applicants.
Finance Charges
The price paid to a lender for use of borrowed money.
Fixed Rate
A set annual percentage rate that does not change in response to interest rate changes and conditions.
Interest
The charge that lender imposes on borrower for granting of credit.
Interest Free Period
The period during which no interest will accrue on credit card transactions.
Period
The period during which Introductory Rate applies to balances outstanding on your account.
Introductory Rate
A special annual percentage rate that applies for only a limited time.
Minimum Payment
This is minimum amount that you will need to pay back each month on your credit card balance.
Online Banking
Online systems enable you to access a host of banking services from a personal computer by connecting with bank's computers over Internet.
PIN
Stands for ‘personal identification number' and is issued to a credit card holder in order to enable them to use cash machines to withdraw money.
Rewards Program
A point accumulating program based on purchases or transactions made on your card.
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John Mussi is the founder of Direct Online Loans who help UK homeowners find the best available loans via the www.directonlineloans.co.uk website.