Showing posts with label identity theft protection review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label identity theft protection review. Show all posts

Monday, February 6, 2012

View From The Wing - Reader Questions about Rewards Credit Cards

Here are some recent questions from readers.

As y’all are aware, the single most lucrative thing you can do to earn miles and points is to pay attention to your credit card earning. First, there are big bonuses for signup. Second, several cards offer really good bonuses for specific kinds of spending. And third, day to day expenses really do add up quite nicely.

More miles are earned from credit card spend than from actually flying (the last time I saw the data this was true excluding elite bonuses, route bonuses, etc. although it’s possible that now it would be true even including those).

If you have any questions about rewards credit cards, please just fire away.

What’s the best non-airline/hotel loyalty program credit card?

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Sunday, February 5, 2012

Guard Yourself Towards ID Theft This Valentine’s Day


Certainly, individuals usually shop often and spend bigger throughout the holidays and with the Valentine’s coming, shops are getting ready for more sales. For merchants, Valentine’s day presents a chance to boost their sales. For identity thieves and scammers, the holidays are also present opportunities to victimize unsuspecting people. How can you protect oneself against ID theft, particularly this holiday season? Here are several reminders:

Secure your computer, laptop computer and mobile phone. If you have any device that will connect with the internet, make sure that it is protected having an anti-virus and anti-spyware software. A recent study by Norton reveals which more than 1,000 internet users in the US are certainly not fully aware of the threat of Identity theft when hooked up online.

The study, entitled “Connected but Careless”, further reports that 4 out of 10 people access the internet through their mobile phones and 52% of these users are not designed by even a basic level of protection.


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