you exchanged houses with someone and almost a year later you have a letter delivered to your new house saying they have applied for a provident loan and it has been accepted, at your address????? ...
I am in the process of paying off my huge credit card debt, and It seems like it makes more sense to just throw as much money as possible at that rather than to stick some in a regular savings ...
What will happen IF I got caught. I am not talking about the great train robbery I am talking £20 per day (£100 per week) This question is hypothtical (of course) It is a large ...
A "friend" I knew worked at a local bank. He asked me to sign up for a checking account. I agreed to sign up for it. I signed the paperwork that he told me to sign. Six months later, the ...
i have 4 cards to pay off. i really want to get they all paid off so i can start saving my money. here is what i have, i don't know the APR off the top of my head:
Before I got married, I NEVER used my credit cards. I had them strictly for emergencies only. My husband has always used credit cards to buy everything. He has never been good with budgets. He uses ...
If I bank at Washington Mutual and my friend banks at Bank of America, can I go to a Bank of America with CASH and deposit it into his account? Also, how much of his information do I need to have? W...
You have to have a credit history established. I got a credit card at sixteen, but my dad had to sign the application and a contract that said that he would pay the bill if I didn't make timely payments on it. You should get somebody with a good credit score to help you get your first credit card.
johnboy
usually 18 years old - ya should have a job, or income to make the payments.
note: use care with credit cards - they can ruin the rest of your life
RDog
babe, i dont mean to be a smarty pants, but you have to be old enough to write a question that makes sense, ok. but if you mean "how old" i will advise you to NEVER get one, but if you must, some people will say it's ok to have one for emergencies, and I cant really argue with that. I have one, and only one and I pay it off every month. accumulating debt you cant pay off not only hurts yourself, but contributes to the weakening economy.
shivering_princess
18 in the us but i knew of someone who put down on the credit application a year of birth that made her 18 and she got the card with no problem... But it later made her older by her ssn so if you dont want to mess up your age on your credit i would just wait it out... From experience i think it would be better to wait it out... Dont want to have messed up credit when your on your own... You need credit for everything now days... Good luck to you.
Elliot
18
M Malcolm
In the USA I think its 18 yo but also when your financially ready
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