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Updated Jan. 11, 2021 4:49 pm ET SYDNEY—Interest charges have been one of the defining features of credit cards for decades and so when an employee at a big Australian bank suggested getting rid of them, he was taking a risk. “He said, ‘Well, what about a no-interest credit card?’ ” said Rachel Slade, personal banking group executive at National Australia Bank Ltd. , recalling a feedback session at one of the lender’s Melbourne offices. “And everyone’s like, ‘What? That’s not how a credit card works.’ ” Worried about dwindling credit-card usage during the co...

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Last year was tricky for many. With the coronavirus pandemic causing havoc in mid-March, many were furloughed or lost their jobs. It might have resulted in a struggle to make ends meet and turn to credit as a result - or maybe extending the debt they were already in. Around three in 10 Britons have been negatively financially hit by the pandemic, with around £10billion of personal debt built up as a result according to StepChange research.    Out of the red: This is Money has revealed how Britons can get themselves out of debt in 2021  Rachel Springall of Moneyfacts said: 'The impact of ...

1. Update your website Online sales for my clients have skyrocketed this year. With everyone at home, online shopping is a necessity for most. Therefore, keeping your website up-to-date and easy to use should be one of your top priorities, This could include updating your product photos, reviewing descriptions of your products and services, confirming your prices are correct or making necessary adjustments to shipping rates. Also use this time to plan promotions or set up any promo codes that you will be using in your marketing during the holiday season (think B...

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