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Date:
July 31, 2008, 11:36 am
Can I apply for a Credit Card eventhough im not 18
Answer:
As a rule, all standard credit cards that do not require collateral or co-signer are available to people of 18 and elder. So, right now, you are not able to qualify for any of the major credit cards. On our part, we can offer two variants of solution to... (more)
Date:
July 31, 2008, 6:43 pm
can i still apply for a credit card even though i am still paying one credit card off or should i wait until i have paid that one off and wait a couple of month before i apply again?
Answer:
If there is only one credit card in your name and you applied for it more than two months ago, then you can safely apply for a new one. Financial experts say the overall number of credit cards you own is less important than the frequency you applied for... (more)
Date:
August 1, 2008, 7:43 pm
Hello: Through aperiod of time, we transferred credit card balances back and forth for lower because of O APR. We have several credit cards with one bank. The 0 APR's will expire soon. What would be the best option in order to approach our credit debt?
I sincerly appreciate your comments, very thankful for you site.

Patricia Grew
Answer:
If you have balances on several credit cards and you want to pay them off at a lower interest rate, the best thing for you to do is to consolidate the balances onto a single, lower APR credit card. If you have a good credit rating, there is a wide range... (more)
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Date:
August 1, 2008, 8:23 pm
how do I get a credit card if I have no credit history?
Answer:
The absence of credit history is better than bad credit history, which might be the result of continuous defaults and late payments. So, you have all chances to make a good start applying for one of limited credit cards available with some major card is... (more)
Date:
August 2, 2008, 8:26 am
where can i fined master card,and how can i apply for it.
Answer:
As a rule, MasterCard credit products are designed for customers with most different credit ratings - from no credit rating to excellent credit records. As you do not specify the status of your credit history, we have selected some of the best MasterCar... (more)
Date:
August 3, 2008, 1:13 pm
Hello,
I learned a fewweeks ago that I had old medice bills hurting my credit. Also, Bank of America has me stuck. I deposited $600 in the ATM two year ago, and they told me that I didn't deposit anything. In the last year I have tryed to pay the bank of a few times, but I would get told I have to pay someone else. By the time I would contact them, they told me to contanct the bank. I am going to pay off alll of my debt, in the next month. What way is the best to start estabishing credit.
Answer:
As you have a damaged credit rating and are looking to reestablish it, you're limited in your choice of credit cards. However, there are some good options to consider. Look through credit deals available with First PREMIER Bank, a major US card issu... (more)
Date:
August 3, 2008, 3:56 pm
I've applied for many credit cards, and I haven't got accepted for any. Does this hurt my credit, even though I have none. And whats the easiest way to establish credit. I have a full time job, i'm a full time student, and I have a 7500 car loan, with a co-signer right now. Is there any sugestions you can give me or anything you can do to help me build credit? Thank You
Answer:
The most important thing when you try to get a credit card, especially your first credit card, is to apply for the right offer. Today, credit cards fall under many different types based on your credit history, social status, income and others. The reaso... (more)
Date:
August 4, 2008, 10:20 am
i have NO CREDIT, im new to thecountry, i have a good job 9just under 50k / yr, and want to start building my credit, i have already applied to capital one, with no success, id rather not go the prepaid roue ( i have a checking & savings account), what oher cards can i apply for?
Answer:
Capital One Bank offers credit cards for customers with various credit ratings, from limited credit to excellent credit score. Usually, its credit cards are easily available to all applicants over 18, including those who are just building credit history... (more)
Date:
August 4, 2008, 11:03 am
Can I get a business card if I own rental property? Does that count as a business? Thanks
Answer:
Yes, owning a rental property is not just an investment, it is a real business that involves considerable cash flow and needs a good financial management. A small business credit card with a business-size credit line, annual business account summaries, ... (more)
Date:
August 4, 2008, 1:55 pm
why i can not get credit cards
Answer:
The key thing is to apply for the right credit card and not just any card that catches your eye. There's such a great number of credit card offers on today's credit market that it is very easy to be misled and choose a plastic you do not qualify... (more)
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