Wyndham Rewards Mastercard

13 points for every $1 you spend on qualifying hotel stays - when you use your Wyndham Rewards MasterCard credit card at these participating hotel brands.§ Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, Ramada, Days Inn, Super 8, Wingate by Wyndham, Baymont, Howard Johnson, Travelodge (US hotels only), Knights Inn and Amerihost Inn.
2 Points for every $1 you charge on all other purchases§
0% Introductory Annual Percentage Rate (APR) for Cash Advance Checks and Balance Transfers through your first 12 billing cycles* (subject to a 3% transaction fee, no less than $10).
No Annual Fee
24 hour Online Access
Complete Fraud Protection
Credit Protection Available

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13 points for every $1 you spend on qualifying hotel stays - when you use your Wyndham Rewards MasterCard credit card at these participating hotel brands.§
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, Ramada, Days Inn, Super 8, Wingate by Wyndham, Baymont, Howard Johnson, Travelodge (US hotels only), Knights Inn and Amerihost Inn.
2 Points for every $1 you charge on all other purchases§

• 0% Introductory Annual Percentage Rate (APR)† for Cash Advance Checks and Balance Transfers through your first 12 billing cycles* (subject to a 3% transaction fee, no less than $10).


• No Annual Fee


• 24 hour Online Access


• Complete Fraud Protection


• Credit Protection Available

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	Not too many people know this, but there are over 900 different Chase credit cards for consumers to choose from! Yes, the number you read is correct. With most of these cards being “affinity” cards, meaning having direct tie-ins with a store, or with an auto manufacturer, you name it the choices for consumers are bountiful. A little overwhelming too, don’t you think? To cut to the chase, pun intended, there are three Chase credit cards that stand above the rest. Let’s take a closer look at each one and what each has to offer to you. Chase Platinum for the Ultimate Credit Card Chase Platinum – As the name suggests, this is the one of the most popular cards offered by Chase. It also is the most power packed one at that! Available to you as the Chase Platinum MasterCard or as the Chase Platinum VISA card, this card really delivers: 0% APR for the first 12 months; no annual fee; a fixed low rate after the introductory period ends; and lots of nifty benefits. You get travel accident insurance coverage, lost luggage insurance, purchase assurance, and extended warranties on many of your purchases. Practical and smart coverage for the traveling consumer! Put Some Money in Your Wallet With a Chase Cash Plus Card Chase Cash Plus – Like the Platinum card, you also get 0% APR for the first 12 months and avoid the annual fee. With the Chase Cash Plus card, you get 1% cash back on all purchases, but Chase bumps that amount up to 5% when you charge your gas, groceries, and drugstore purchases! Even better, for every 5,000 points earned, you can redeem them for either a $50 check or a $50 gift certificate from a variety of top notch merchants. Clearly, if it is money back that you want then the Chase Cash Plus card is the one for you. Frequent Fliers Love the Chase Value Miles Card Chase Value Miles – Are you a jetsetter? A true road warrior? If so, why not make your trips work for you? The Chase Value Miles card was created for frequent travelers just like you. Besides the 0% APR for the first 12 months and no annual fee, card holders reap big benefits in the form of one airline mile for every dollar spent! Best of all, there are no blackout periods so you can use your miles at any time and Chase kicks in a cool $500,000 travel insurance too. Travel to Los Angeles, Paris, Singapore, Cape Town, or to wherever you want to go. So, there you have it…900 choices narrowed down to the top three. Whichever Chase credit card you select, maximize your choice to get the most you can out of it. Cash, points, free air miles…the choice is yours and a Chase credit card can help you get what you want for free! Copyright 2006 Ed Vegliante. Use of this article is allowed provided the article and resource box are unaltered with a live link back to http://www.credit-card-surplus.com .

Are you one of those who are forever on a hunt for quick tips on investment? If so, then it is very likely that the term offshore investment has been tossed at you more often than not.

What is offshore investment? Offshore investment is a way of making one's money grow by investing in various ventures abroad that is outside your own country of residence.

Why venture into offshore investment? The most popular reason cited for investing in foreign waters is to evade the tax enforcements in one's own country. Most people who reside in high-tax areas like US, UK, Canada or Japan see domestic investments as a futile exercise because of the heavy tax penalties that one has to pay. While tax is the driving force behind majority of offshore investments, there are others who invest into foreign lands with the intention of earning huge returns and not of evading taxes.

A survey by YouGov revealed that as much as 55% of adult Britons were seriously considering settling in another country. Two factors can be attributed to have triggered this feeling among Britons. The first being, the ever worsening pension situation in the country, which has prompted several Britons to look elsewhere for their retirement savings. The second of course being the universal dream of owning a holiday home in an exotic country.

What options are available under offshore investment? United Nations Conference on Trade and Development or UNCTAD reveals that foreign investments have seen a recent shift towards services in all regions of the world. Besides the most popular overseas call centres, other services including water, electricity and business services have also started seeing a lot of money being poured into them.

Besides these, property has always been a hot market for investments. As a potential investor you can also look into more traditional options like funds and savings plan.

Beware Investor! No matter what your reason is behind investing or what scheme you are putting your money into, the catch phrase always is Caveat emptor! Or beware! As an investor you are solely responsible for your investment and so before taking the plunge you must assess your own risk tolerance.