Education on Credit Cards
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What is a debt-to-credit ratio and why is it important?
Also known as credit-utilization rate, the debt-to-credit ratio is the amount of credit used relative to credit limit. Learn more about its importance.
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What makes a student credit card different from other cards?
Learn the many differences and similarities between a student credit card and a regular credit. Discover how your first credit card may be different from other cards.
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How to choose a student credit card
Learn what to look for when picking your first student credit card. Discover more helpful information for student credits with Chase.
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What to do when an airline loses your luggage
Unfortunately, luggage can be lost by airlines at times. Learn the steps to take on how to get your luggage back.
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How do credit card companies determine APR?
Annual Percentage Rate (APR) may be determined by many factors like "creditworthiness." Learn more today with Chase.
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Can I get credit cards with no deposit?
Discover some useful information for those new to credit cards.
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How to calculate your minimum credit card payment
A credit card minimum payment is generally calculated as a percentage of your total balance for that billing period.
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Get to know the Chase Freedom Rise℠ credit card
Introducing Chase Freedom Rise Starter Credit Card. The perfect first credit card for college students, recent grads or people without credit.
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How many hard credit inquiries are too many?
Learn how many hard credit inquiries may be too many.
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