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Try saving up first.
When you build a savings history with your bank and have a stash of cash, then apply for a credit card thru your bank. They'll be happier to give you credit if you've proved that you can save and make regular contributions to something.
If you cant save then you probably cant pay for a credit card or loan. |
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curlysax24
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A good way to start is to apply for store credit, like a Target card or something just for the store. They usually accept people with little or no credit. |
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hazeltine4
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Talk to your bank about it. It used to be that gas cards were given to anyone! |
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eva j
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checkout this to build your credit its easy now visit |
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San
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Try secured card, many banks and credit union offer secured card. Also you can try a bank with which you have account |
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Neka
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Try getting a store credit card. The intrest rates can be high so if you get one only make little purchases that you can pay off at the next billing cycle. |
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Try Western Union, located at most check cashing places. They offer a secured Mastercard, with a minimum deposit of at least $100. That would give you a credit line of $150, and if you keep your account current, make payments, etc, after 6 months or a year, you can get unsecured status and higher credit limits. Good luck. |
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Jack P
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Start by taking a loan out at your bank. Try a payday loan. Try to finance anything small. Try online loans, they are small and cheap. |
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Try orchard bank. their card are designed for people with either no credit or poor creedit and they do not charge enormous fees or terribly high interest rates.
Capital One also has some good cards for this. Orchard is a bit easier to get and it is a good card to build credit.
Avoid, Premier bank or Tribute or any card that charges hundreds in start up fees.
Here is the link. Try for the Orchard bank silver or gold. They are labeled No Credit needed.
http://www.credit.com/products/credit_cards/sub-prime.jsp
The Capital one link is on the left of the sight.
Good luck. |
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twv23512651
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Secured credit cards are a great way to rebuild your credit. Most secured credit card companies require a deposit equal to the credit line your are seeking. Make sure they report your payment monthly to the major credit bureaus. Making your payments on time monthly will increase your credit rating. You will also get you deposit returned to you after one year, turning your secured credit card into a unsecured credit card. |
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ronnlynn
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Try a credit card (maybe secured) with your bank or credit union. |
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Ashley M
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Have one of your parents add your name to their credit card. This will give you a little credit. Also, try Chase to get a credit card. They will usually allow you to have a credit card. The limit on the card will just be low to keep you from racking up huge charges. |
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thrdroc04
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Having a cell phone or utilities in your name can help build good credit. Just make sure to pay on time every single month. |
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dwmmdm2
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try a credit card. see what capital one has i think they are good or visa. some credit card companies have cards for people trying to establish credit. |
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