A financial writer for over 5 years, I have worked on articles and guides that seek to help people improve their credit standing, often writing about how to spot a good credit card deal, how to use balance transfers to avoid paying high interest on your credit card, tips on credit cards for people with bad credit and how people with no credit at all can use them to build a decent credit rating within a few years. There are many credit card comparison sites, to the point that many people find it a challenge to distinguish which one is biased to promote a credit card deal based on how much commission they get off it. For this many people are increasingly turning to social media as a solution. engaging in social media allows me to fully understand what a typical credit consumer wants, often I find some just want a credit card they can use and aren't too bothered about improving their bad credit rating, others want to know what they should do to build up a good credit rating and in those cases I can suggest alternatives such as prepaid credit cards which one may use without risking getting themselves into debt.
