Perfect credit doesn’t pay
October 27, 2009 | alternatives, industry | Comments (0)From the story:
Loraine Mullen-Kress carries a Bank of America credit card and religiously pays off her balance.
“Flawless credit,” she boasted.
Yet now, her good credit habits could cost her. Earlier this month Bank of America started notifying customers like Mullen-Kress that they will be charged a new annual fee of $29 to $99.
“There is a big segment of their population that they will have never made money on, which is people who pay their bills on time every month,” said Ben Woolsey, Director of Consumer Research at CreditCards.com.
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