Thrifty Scot: How to choose a credit card

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Thrifty Scot: How to choose a credit card

Advice on choosing the best credit card has been offered by money website The Thrifty Scot.
People who own businesses, whatever the size, are advised to apply for business credit cards in order to help develop a credit score in the business name.
The card can then be used for business purchases rather than the owner's own money.
People are warned that it can be difficult to get a card unless they have been in business for two years, but sometimes it can be obtained after one year if there is a reference letter from a bank.
It may also be easier to get a card from the bank which holds the business account.
Credit cards with rewards are also recommended, but cardholders should check to see which cards offer benefits they are likely to use. Interest rates should also be considered.
In addition, students can use their cards to build up a credit rating.
The Thrifty Scot also advises using credit cards when travelling abroad, though people should find out about fees charged while overseas.
Prepaid credit cards are also an option to help control the amount spent.
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