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Understanding Credit Card Eligibility for HDFC Bank

Credit cards have become an indispensable financial tool for many, offering convenience, rewards, and flexibility in managing expenses. Among the plethora of options available, HDFC Bank stands out as one of India's leading providers of credit cards, offering a wide range of options tailored to various lifestyles and needs. However, before applying for an HDFC credit card, it's crucial credit card eligibility for hdfc bank criteria to ensure a smooth application process

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Are you ready to elevate your shopping experience and unlock a world of exclusive perks and rewards? Look no further than Bob Select Credit Card. With its unparalleled benefits and seamless convenience, managing your finances has never been easier.

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CNBC's best big bank checking accounts of 2022

Editor’s Note: APYs listed in this article are up-to-date as of the time of publication. They may fluctuate (up or down) as the Fed rate changes. CNBC Select will update as changes are made public. Big banks have a major advantage over online-only banks when it comes to convenience. With hundreds or thousands of physical branches scattered across the U.S., customers can deposit and withdraw money…

[themetalhiro]

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[bitchesgetriches]

Hiiii!!! I keep getting invites to create money manager accounts from my bank & various credit cards, and i was wondering if y'all could explain what they are? I've tried to research them but can't make heads or tails if starting one is a good idea or not. Any advice??? TIA!!

First off, here's what you do with those "invites":

They aren't invitations. They're advertisements. You can safely ignore them. We explain all about it here:

Here’s What to Do With Those Credit Card Pre-approval Offers You Get in the Mail 

Now, a "money manager account" is probably just some kind of investment account. When you're ready, you can do some research on both investment accounts and credit cards on your own, and choose accounts based on YOUR needs, not what your bank wants to sell you. For more on that, read this:

Cheat on Your Bank—It's Not Your Girlfriend 

Hope that helps!

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[pyjamac]

hey boys, supper's on me, our record just went aluminum

[odinsblog]

For all the time Republicans spend complaining about the economic struggles faced by everyday Americans, they remain steadfast in their commitment to ensuring major corporations can continue squeezing their customers.

Late Wednesday afternoon, the GOP-controlled House Financial Services Committee voted to advance a bill that would repeal a new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) rule that drastically reduces the caps on credit card late fees - from $30-$41 to $8.

The legislation would also repeal the CFPB's ban on automatic adjustment of late fees due to inflation. In the Democratic-controlled Senate, where the bill is expected to fail, a similar repeal measure was introduced by Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee Ranking Member Tim Scott (R-S.C.) — who has recently devoted most of his energy to fawning over Donald Trump — and co-sponsored by 12 other Republicans.

“Credit card companies penalize consumers with exorbitant late fees that far exceed their actual costs, raking in billions of dollars in profits on the backs of those who can least afford it,” said Chuck Bell, advocacy program director for Consumer Reports, in a statement urging Congress to reject the repeal.

According to Republicans on the committee, however, lowering late fees will “harm consumers by shifting costs to responsible consumers who pay on time in the form of higher annual fees and higher interest rates,” while removing incentives for timely payments.”

An analysis published this week by the watchdog group Accountable.US found that Republicans on the committee have “received over $7.9 million from industry groups against this rule and the largest credit issuers.”

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[atlafan]

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[naomiknight-17]

Guess who had their identity stolen and has been on the phone all morning with credit bureaus and banks trying to report everything for investigation

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Texaco Inc, 1955

[the-void-has-questions]

Why is trying to watch rise like going on a scavenger hunt in hell

[nomattertheoceans]

Seriously considering getting a Dropout TV subscription rn

[ndntighnari]

God I'm so fucking tired of family and the fucking government screwing me over. My aunt probably hasn't done the shit she said she would so I can. Yknow. Have the inheritance from my uncle (not one she was married to) and the govt was like yeah we'll send you stuff in 4 days uwu and its been a week and a half and i only just got confirmation that they even Saw my application. I have meds to pay for, bills to pay, and absolutely every source of "yes this is going to be in your bank in less than a week" income that's been promised is screwing me over and I'm about ready to fucking cry

[tiredflowercrown]

Finally attempting to do something about it but I fear it's to late