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My friend has a Hess credit card and I like its features. Do you think it is a good card to start with? I’ve never used a credit card before.

Answered on September 22, 2015 | Updated on September 22nd, 2015

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It would be a good option for you if it weren’t expired. The Hess credit card is no longer available to new applicants. However, there are many other credit card offers you may like and that are good for those who are just starting their credit history. Since you are going to build your credit history, we would recommend you to look for a credit card that reports to major credit bureaus monthly. Also, today many credit cards come with a credit score tracker. Pick a card with such tracker, and you will be able to monitor your credit score for free.

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