Secured Credit Card
Tips for Finding Your Best Secured Card
Written by Curtis Arnold
Posted On: February 12, 2009
An excerpt from How YOU Can Profit from Credit Cards: Using Credit to Improve Your Financial Life and Bottom Line. N ot all secured cards report to the three major credit reporting companies (Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion). To build or rebuild credit, it’s smart to get a card that does report to all three. Fortunately, many secured [...]
Benefits of Secured Credit Cards
Written by Curtis Arnold
Posted On: February 11, 2009
An excerpt from How YOU Can Profit from Credit Cards: Using Credit to Improve Your Financial Life and Bottom Line. A secured card is often the best answer if you can't get a traditional card. Secured cards are accepted wherever credit cards can be used, and certainly come in handy for emergencies and for transactions [...]
Upgrading to an Unsecured Credit Card
Written by Joe Taylor Jr.
Posted On: May 19, 2006
Ready to upgrade to unsecured credit card, Advise please! Hello, I have successfully gotten my mom a credit history built over the past year. Currently she holds a citi secured credit card ($500 credit line). I'd like here to upgrade to a unsecured card with the lowest available annual fee and interest rate she [...]
The Nuances of Secured Credit Cards
Written by CardRatings.com
Posted On: March 3, 2006
Don’t let a name fool you. Secured credit cards, though much touted by consumer advocates as one of the most effective ways to establish and build credit, are not always easy to get. If you have had bad credit, delinquencies, or no credit history at all, don’t expect to be a shoe-in for such a card. Secured credit [...]
Credit Union Credit Cards
Written by Curtis Arnold
Posted On: December 1, 2005
Author: Jaadain I just turned 25 years old and now just realizing the affect of bad credit. I bought a car back in April at 18% interest and a credit score I believe of 520. Yeah, horrible. There are a few things on there such as, medical bills, time warner and austin [...]
