If you are holding multiple credit cards you may be able to use balance transfer/Easy cash which allows you to take your credit card balance and move it to other bank credit card/account to pay the outstanding.
You are required to pay your credit card outstanding each month which are added up during your billing cycle (the period between bills). A user must aware about his credit card billing and due date.
When receiving your bill you should always pay your balances in full. When you don't your interest rates can get extremely high. You may find yourself paying much more than you expected at the end of the year. When you completely avoid paying on the due date and neglect even the minimum balance, severe costs are placed on your account and it will be that much more difficult to pay it off completely
If you do not pay your credit card bills you will be faced with damaging your credit history this will make it difficult for you to take further credits from banks such as personal loans etc.
IBased upon Central Bank guide lines, you can only be offered a credit card to those that have a monthly income minimum AED 5000. But that is not all to get a credit card.
The interest rates vary on credit cards in UAE based on the bank that you choose and depends on your salary. It is usually around 2.75% - 3.25% which vary bank to bank.
There are annual fees that comes with credit cards. These fees are depends upon the cards category and features/benefits available on the cards. Though there are credit cards free for life also where you do not have to pay any annual fees.
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