Comments on: Credit Cards for International Students – 5 tips to keep you from drowning in debt http://www.scholarshipforusa.com/2008/12/credit-cards-for-international-students-5-tips-to-keep-you-from-drowning-in-debt/ Academic and employment resources for international students in the USA Fri, 06 Apr 2012 10:58:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: m@ http://www.scholarshipforusa.com/2008/12/credit-cards-for-international-students-5-tips-to-keep-you-from-drowning-in-debt/#comment-1659 m@ Wed, 06 Jul 2011 22:06:33 +0000 http://www.scholarshipforusa.com/?p=483#comment-1659 Nice article. It is really helpful except one thing. You forgot to consider international students who have a plan to stay in US for a long period of time. Those folks need a credit history so that we will be able to have a good credit score. As you know, if you want to rent a house, to buy a car, to get a loan, etc ... needs a credit history. Right? So for those guys option one should be avoided. That is just my comment. What do you think? Nice article. It is really helpful except one thing. You forgot to consider international students who have a plan to stay in US for a long period of time. Those folks need a credit history so that we will be able to have a good credit score. As you know, if you want to rent a house, to buy a car, to get a loan, etc … needs a credit history. Right?

So for those guys option one should be avoided. That is just my comment. What do you think?

]]> By: Diane http://www.scholarshipforusa.com/2008/12/credit-cards-for-international-students-5-tips-to-keep-you-from-drowning-in-debt/#comment-54 Diane Mon, 19 Jan 2009 19:02:50 +0000 http://www.scholarshipforusa.com/?p=483#comment-54 Great advice. It might be easy to pay with a credit card, but it's also easy to forget how much you have spent until you get a gigantic bill in the mail. Cash is the way to go unless you have a strict budget that you actually follow. Great advice. It might be easy to pay with a credit card, but it’s also easy to forget how much you have spent until you get a gigantic bill in the mail. Cash is the way to go unless you have a strict budget that you actually follow.

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