Great infographic on new credit card statements

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Have you noticed your new credit card statements yet?

Thanks to the new Credit CARD Act, credit card bills are really different these days. Perhaps you aren’t the type to pore over your credit card bill, enjoying every tasty morsel of information as if it were a fat, new Twilight novel?

Then you’re in luck. The good folks at Five Cent Nickel have used information from the Federal Reserve to create an easy-to-understand interactive infographic explaining the new statement changes. By hovering over different parts of the infographic, you will see all the ways the credit card statement has changed.

Check it out here — and then you can get back to juicier summer reading:

Credit Card Statement Changes from Five Cent Nickel

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Hmmm…I do not see the infographic. The link that you gave put me on the credit card page. Any ideas? Am I just missing it?

Erin added these pithy words on Aug 05 10 at 11:23 am

Thanks Erin! How annoying … it’s an insertable graphic that showed up in my preview, but now it has dropped out. WordPress does that sometimes. Grr. I’ll try again … and I’ll fix the link to go to the page on their site.

Cheap Like Me added these pithy words on Aug 05 10 at 6:30 pm

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