AnnieBananie
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Credit cards are evil vessels that take you on a trip directly to financial ruin. |
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CrackBerry Addict
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The interest rate and credit limit you will receive will depend on what is currently in your credit report. If you have a high credit score (over 750) then you will get the best deals on credit cards rates, etc. You can check BankRate.com to compare different credit card offers.
I don't recommend using a credit card in an emergency. In an emergency you really don't want to borrow money. I recommend saving up an emergency fund of your own money that equals at least 3-6 months of expenses (or at least $1,000 if you are actively paying down debt). That way you can pay your expenses and not worry about having to pay a credit card back. |
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cecelia
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When I bought my house, I was told to never get a Capital One card. He told me that people with a low credit score it is often due to Capital One...something about reporting everything even if you pay within the grace period. |
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ROSE B
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just go to a search engine for credit cards and type in your info about the type of card that you prefer, it will bring it up to you and you choose which card fits you best. |
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Cem DoÄŸan
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everyone says same things like you ( cheating themselves) but you will understand me in time not now babe.. |
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w. g
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Is there a Credit Union you can join?? You might look into that route |
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Ryan
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Get DISCOVER STUDENT CREDIT CARD! This card could not fit your needs/interests more. Since your in school your pretty much guranteed approval. They will start you out with very low interest rates and you will have a low limit ($500). As each year progress your limit will increase. This is one of the best cards to build up your credit score while in school. If you apply through ApplyFastBankCards you can get paid $20:) Good luck! |
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drusteele
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You should get a credit car with low interest rates and low credit limit. This will cotnrol your spending and allow you the ability to pay back your debt.
If you ever plan on getting a mortgage or asking for a line of credit, your ability to pay back your credit card and the amount of credit you have on your credit card may impact the banks decision to grant you the mortgage/loan. |
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AmazingLove
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If you are a student, l would recommend Bank of America® Student Platinum Plus® Visa® Credit Card. This card has a low apr, no annual fees and will help you build credits as a student. http://bestcreditcardratings.com/student-credit-cards/
If you are not interested in applying for a credit card for student, you can also look into applying for credit card for people with limited credits. This cards also have low apr, some no annual fees and help build credit fast.
http://bestcreditcardratings.com/limited-credit
http://bestcreditcardratings.com/new-credit |
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Skyli
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None money is the route to all evil..!! |
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Just M
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creditcard. |
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kelly
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none why have one uless you enjoy throwing your money away!!!!! |
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Kake;;
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look at commericals !
just kidding
idk |
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