My little spot on the Internet about low interest credit cards
They expect you to accept a credit card with an attractively low introductory rate, run up huge bills, then owe them tons of cash when the introductory period ends and your interest rate skyrockets. Let's make sure that doesn't happen. The first tip is to ignore the huge, sparkly "0 percent interest" printed in bright red and gold letters on the front of the brochure. That's nothing but an introductory rate. After a set period, probably six months, it vanishes, and suddenly you owe the real interest rate.