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What is the ACCOUNT TYPE to be selected to register in online banking in ICICI bank for the other bank credit card payment ? What is to be selected like Saving Account/Current Account/Cash Credit/Loan Account.

You selet the type of account YOU have with ICICI. You CAN'T register in their online banking if you don't have an ICICI account. it makes no difference what accounts you have anywhere else.

2009-08-05 04:55:13 by inniyan2006

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All of my online banking/credit cards/loan accounts, etc. have all started to require you to pick one of THEIR security questions. The choices that I get as security qestions are: What is your mothers maiden name? What is your first nephew's first name? and What is your paternal grandmothers first name? A few more, but they all basically revolve around names of people, etc. I'm sure that everyone is familliar with what I am talking about. I have a real problem with these questions! Anyone in your family knows all the answers! Also, many people participate in genealogy and share their family tress with distantly related relatives, and some even post theirs onto the internet, where they are available for anyone. Again, anyone who can gather family tree data now has all the information needed.
Why then are we now REQUIRED to answer the security questions of the banks? Especially on the sites where knowing the security question answer gains access to resest the user's password?

Security questions simply add another layer of security--albeit, a poor one. The old adage is security is best comprised of three factors: Something You Know; Something You Have; Something You Are. Unfortunately, security questions only complement your password--both are things that you know.

The best thing to do for security questions is to answer them however you want. Don't give them your Mother's maiden name, or your Father's middle name. Simply make up information that you provide to answer the security questions. That way, you basically just have two passwords to access the site.

2007-10-27 17:44:58 by Nick D

Price: $24.99

I have two credit cards that I would like to consolidate, The balance adds up to 16 thousand $$. What is better a personal bank loan or a credit card balance transfer? There are so many offers online for balance transfers no interest for 1 year and so on, but in the other hand the personal loan seems like a feasible solution except for the high interests :(. I don't have much knowledge as the importance in rates and how loans work.

I would much really appreciate your honest opinions on the subject.

Regards!
I have excellent credit.

Most balance transfer plans may seem like a good deal, but often aren't. Even if you get no interest for 1 year, the rate may jump up to the credit card rate after one year. That could be 19%. You may also have to pay an "administration fee" which is usually a percentage of the balance transferred.

You're probably better off getting a personal loan from a bank, and working out a set payment plan.

2009-06-04 09:01:23 by Megana D

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I need to work on fixing my credit. I live in Mass. Can anyone reccommend a bank that offers a secure credit card. Maybe also a place either online or not to apply for a car loan.

cards.hotusa.org - try this one. It offers several cards which provide such a service.

2009-06-24 10:40:59 by Dianne

Everyone needs to see how banks, loan companies, and credit companies are RIPPING OFF the public. This is a national crisis!!
Banks have bought your government representatives!! What a disgrace and betrayal for greed.
Correction:
Sorry its PBS.org.

Cool, I'll check it out. By the way it's on pbs.ORG. Peace

2006-12-05 13:56:33 by Terry W