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I want to improve my credit score and was offered to apply for Aspire credit card from a credit union. Do you think it is a good credit card to rebuild my credit?

Answered on September 5, 2015 | Updated on September 5th, 2015

Tags: Aspire, Credit Cards, Credit History

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Aspire credit cards are aimed at people with established credit history mostly. So if your credit is not average, you may not qualify for the card. Since you want to rebuild your credit we would recommend you a credit card that comes with a free credit score tracker. This tool will allow you to keep an eye on your credit score and notice changes to your credit score early. Today many credit card issuers offer free credit trackers. For example, Credit One adds this feature to the credit card accounts.

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