credit cards?
i am wondering if there are any real credit cards that i am able to get with poor credit and unsecured..
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- Probably, but be prepared to pay a high interest rate with it. Instead, pay cash for what you need and live within your means.
- There are alot of lenders out there who cater to people with bad credit. Orchard Bank being one. The problem with these cards are high interest rates and lots of fees. Some of these cards eat up your entire line of credit in fees. It is best to go with a secured card to raise your score. Once you have a score of 650 or better then get a card that is unsecured. In the long run it will save you alot of money.
- yes go to http://www.quickiecredit.com and apply there you can search every credit card company and what they have to offer
- Yes - as the previous answers have mentioned, you will probably pay higher fees. Watch out for : 1. one-time application fees 2. one-time processing fees 3. high annual fees 4. monthly maintenance fees best card is probably orchard bank mastercard
- You don't want to take a chance to go with an unknown credit card. You still be able to get a secured card with Citibank, BOA and other legitimate institutions. You may have to pay a little higher interest but at least after you build up your credit, you won't need a secured card but a regular card without annual fee.
- Anybody opting to get a credit card should select the best credit card that would fulfill his spending habits. A credit card that many find useful is the American Blue Express. American Blue Express credit cards are just like other credit cards because you can conduct all your transactions without paying cash, simply by using the card. One reason that many people shy away from getting credit cards is due to the annual fees necessary for the maintaining the credit cards. But for a person who does not want to pay the annual credit card fees should go for the American Blue Express credit card. http://www.complete-debt-info.com/category/American-Blue-Express-Credit-Card.html
