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Hi! I try to choose credit card for my google payments account. My credit score is bad so I have some doubts. Can you recommend something?

Answered on September 20, 2017 | Updated on September 20th, 2017

Tags: Bad Credit, Google, Secured Cards

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There are a lot of credit card offers for people with bad and limited credit and some offers even come with rewards programs. For example, you can choose Discover it® Secured card. This card requires a refundable security deposit, but allows you to earn cash back on purchases, including on Google store purchases. This card has no annual fee. As a bonus, Discover matches cash back you’ve earned at the end of first usage year (if you are a new cardmember). So, you may be able to offset your deposit by cash back rewards.

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