adam
INNO love for NON American credit card users? MOST of wisebread's topics-- budgeting, frugality,lifehacks-- are pretty universal topics that can be enjoyed by anyone in any country.on the other hand, the advice on credit card is directed at north americans only candians and US. wise bread editors please take note. you have a big international readership.you are featured on asian editions of readers digest. your books are even translated into many languages.please start servicing the international audience and provide credit advice for everyone.
Dwight Easton
LKStill can't decide All my life I've had just one credit card. Never really thought about shopping around until I read this interesting article on Wise Bread about maximizing rewards. After hours of reading I still can't decide what the best brand is. On the plus side I'm super educated on credit card choices now thanks to Wise Bread. When I'm ready to make a final decision it will be a good one.
Kelcey Taylor
GBNice little tool Came to wisebread after visiting quite a few other credit card comparison tools. Most of the other tools are complete overkill. They load their site with a million features, animations and fine print. They made me dizzy and left me more confused than ever. I wanted a simple, fast loading page that just gives me the straight info. Wisebread delivered beautifully. No frills, just facts.
tc93068
GBA Pleasant Surprise By far one of the best personal finance resources out there. If you like Wise Bread, you should also check out The Simple Dollar and Frugalista. They are all about highlighting the fabulous aspects of being financially responsible!
Betheny Hurin
CANothing fancy but got what I needed OK this site doesn't have a lot of fancy aclculators or tools. I'm low tech kinda guy so that's fine by me. Read the fine print and found a lot of great credit card info through the site. Will recommend to friends, especially fellow expats.