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Date:
September 19, 2008, 3:54 pm

	Hi, I am international student first coming here, i would like to apply a credit card for my daily expense and to set up my credit, i have the SSN, could you recommend one to me, please? Thank you very much!
Answer: International students often have difficulty with obtaining a credit card, especially when they don't have a payment history here. However, there are some options that you can choose from. A most unfailing way to get a credit line is to apply for a ... (more)

Date:
September 19, 2008, 5:35 pm

	how to apply for a credit card when you don't have perfect credit.
Answer: You can apply for a credit card but the type of the card will depend on your particular situation. If your credit is less than perfect because you're just building your payment history and there are insufficient payment records in your name yet, you... (more)

Date:
September 20, 2008, 8:16 pm

	If i have no credit history how can I go about appling for credit cards without damaging my credit?
Answer: To avoid damaging credit you need to apply for the right card. The right choice depends on your current social and financial status. Assuming that you are a young adult working for living and owning a valid credit score at one of the credit bureaus, or ... (more)

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Date:
September 20, 2008, 8:19 pm

	What credit card is best for someone without no credit history?
Answer: If you are a young adult working for living or you are a college student, and there is a valid credit score found at any of the national bureaus, you can qualify for a "limited" credit card issued by Capital One Bank. Capital One Standard Platinum is a ... (more)

Date:
September 21, 2008, 3:01 am

	I have been our of bankruptcy for 3 + years not my average fico is 703 which bank card are more favorable to approve someone like me. also the bankruptcy doesn't show on my experian report.
Answer: If you've been discharged from bankruptcy for 3 years already and since then you have improved your credit up to the good level, there are chances you'll be approved at some banks. However, to ensure your success, you should apply at the company... (more)

Date:
September 21, 2008, 5:40 pm

	I have a FICO score of 701. I am a little scared to apply for a credit card because I completed the CCCS program last year and have not applied for any credit cards since. I did finance a new car last year with no problem but was unsure as to how the credit card world looks at me now. Do you have any suggestions as to what card might be best to apply for now?
Answer: You did get your credit score hurt while you went through CCCS but now that you've completed the program and paid off all of your debts, you can be a favorable applicant. So, if there is not a bankruptcy record in your file and you haven't been ... (more)

Date:
September 22, 2008, 12:36 am

	My banking account is under. I need immediate funds asap. How can I apply for a credit card ?
Answer: You can apply for a credit card on our website but you are not guaranteed approval for just every offer you want. You have to choose a credit card based on your credit history, your FICO scores, your income, spending patterns and lots of other factors. ... (more)

Date:
September 22, 2008, 3:17 pm

	what credit cards/creit limit $$ can I get with a credit score of 509
Answer: It depends. If your score is low because of too young payment history, say you are a college student or young adult working for living, you can qualify for the attractive limits on average credit cards from Capital One Bank. Capital One Standard Platinu... (more)

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September 22, 2008, 4:32 pm

	I am considered to have good credit by equifax. My credit score is 680. So why am I turned down by credit offers for those with fair credit? Does it hurt me when I apply for a few credit cards with in a few months? I just got turned down, I need a better credit card but will it look bad because I was already turned down?
Answer: Perhaps you applied at the companies which use other credit reporting agencies as the main source of your credit and personal data. Check if TransUnion and Experian report the same good FICO scores before you apply for another credit card. Too many appl... (more)

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September 22, 2008, 8:25 pm

	I have a citibank platinum card with an annual pay,I requested a trnasnfer from to a lower and no annual as so i can pay of the bal faster
Answer: If your credit is good-to-excellent (660-850 FICO score), you can choose from a variety of low APR or 0% APR balance transfer cards online. If you prefer a lowest ongoing rate on balance transfers until paid off, consider applying for Blue from American... (more)

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