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Use Award Cards For Making Purchases

The BLOC is a Home Equity Line of Credit Account that can be used for home improvement and remodeling. It is the best financing strategem for upgrading your home.

Maximize your benefits by using award cards along with the BLOC.

Use an award credit card to fund home improvement such as supplies, materials, decor and other.

Also check whether the contractor accepts credit cards for payment. Many contractors do, so use your card whenever possible.

Use your card to build up rebate points that can be redeemed for whatever you choose. It's a nice way to build up points and/or rebates to help defray some of you home improvement costs.

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Next Topic: Associated Costs

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Associated Costs for Home Improvement

There are varying costs of home improvement that you should be aware of. Again, try to use the award card wherever possible.

These costs include:

Contractor Service:
cost for the work performed by a professional builder or home improvement contractor.

Supplies and Materials:
cost for the materials and supplies used in home improvement; i.e., windows, wall paper, flooring, etc.

Architectural Design:
drafting or layout of the home improvement project including specifications.

Inspections:
cost for independent inspections on the home improvement project

Permit Fees:
costs to government agencies for permits and other zoning variances and/or requirements

Other Related Expenses:
any other expense that can be identified to complete your home improvement project

Next Topic: Payoff Card Balance

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Using Your BLOC To Payoff Credit Card Balance

Almost all award cards give you a 25-day grace period. So that is 25 days of FREE money.

When the card balance is due, pay it all off using your bank equity. The balance on your bank equity will decrease as you deposit and hold discretionary income into the bank equity account.