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April 13, 2007 - “CreditCardMonitor.Org began as an idea”, says founder Jim Banks, “I was tired of searching for information and spending too much time reading all the different financial institution sites, searching through the vast amounts of information”. Out of that came CreditCardMonitor.Org, a place where consumers can come back time and time again to find information on various products and services would greatly benefit them.
Over the past few years the financial services industry has found themselves in an ever increasing competitive environment. Because of this we the consumer have benefited greatly with more and more offers of credit, ranging from mortgages, auto loans and home equity loans to a multitude of credit card offers and reward programs.
With the benefit of additional choices comes the opportunity for the various credit card companies to thrive on the confusion and powerlessness of consumers. Often times, in the small print, the credit card industry find ways to nickel and dime you the consumer to death.
The stated purpose of CreditCardMonitor.Org is to help consumers work their way through all the confusion of:
Credit scoring
How to improve you credit score
How to find the right credit card
Where to find the best mortgage
Monitoring your credit
The credit bureaus
This will be accomplished through education, by providing consumers with the most up to date information on the various credit bureaus, financial institutions and the current trends within the financial community.
If you are searching for a great deal on credit cards CreditCardMonitor.Org provides you with information on most of the top credit card issuers such as Advanta, American, Express®, Chase Bank, Discover® Cards, US Bank, Pulaski Bank, MasterCard®, Visa®.
The information is free and is updated on a regular basis.
According to Jim this is just the beginning, in the future you’ll be about to sign up for mini e-courses on subjects ranging from how to find the best home mortgage to the best way to dispute an error on your credit report.
For more info visit: http://www.CreditCardMonitor.Org
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