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| Get overdraft protection, insurance on your credit cards, or other services to keep your credit in good shape |
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| Written by Administrator |
| Saturday, 11 September 2010 06:22 |
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Talk to your bank and lenders about services they offer to keep you safe. Overdraft protection, for example, is a basic service that often costs nothing or very little extra but which protects you in case you withdraw too much money from your bank account. With overdraft protection, you do not get a "ding" on your credit report or a charge for insufficient funds. In most cases, you get a day or two to add more money to the account to cover the gap. Some credit cards and other loans offer a similar service or offer insurance which protects you in case you lose your job and are unable to pay for a few months. |
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