It’s credit card arbitrage turnover time! Wow, that is a mouthful. If you aren’t familiar with my credit card arbitrage here is some background information:

Our Credit Limits: Over $1,000,000!
Reallocating Credit Limits for Bigger Balance Transfers
When Does the 0% Credit Card Really Expire?

My cards are nearing the end of the promotional periods and I have [...]

Posted May 15, 2008 in Credit cards | 9 Comments »

Why not earn cash rewards on your credit card purchases? Here’s a few of the cashback credit cards that we use. In addition, I’ve added some others that looked promising so you can choose the ones that best meet your needs.
I’ll keep this page current, so bookmark it and use it for reference anytime [...]

Posted April 4, 2008 in Credit cards | 2 Comments »

In my quest to sell my current car and buy a new car I’ve identified one of my criteria as good gas mileage. Meeting this criteria doesn’t eliminate the need to buy gas however!
Save Money on Gas
That’s where we’ve found that cashback credit cards come in handy. In Leaving Money on the Table I mentioned [...]

Posted February 27, 2008 in Credit cards | 6 Comments »

One of the reasons our credit card arbitrage is successful is the large credit limits that we have on some of our cards. While I was flattered that Steward thinks we are filthy rich to have such high limits, they are actually due to careful planning and some simple strategies.

Posted February 19, 2008 in Advanced, Credit cards | 6 Comments »

Welcome to the 124th edition of the Carnival of Debt Reduction started by Mighty Bargain Hunter. Since it’s the 124th carnival and last Thursday was 1/24 or January 24, let’s learn some fun facts about that day from Wikipedia while we read about debt reduction!

Posted January 28, 2008 in Carnivals, Credit cards, Debt | 8 Comments »