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I have bad credit and someone told me that it would be easier to get a lenscrafters credit card than a traditional credit card, is that true, will that help me improve my credit?

Answered on March 19, 2017 | Updated on March 19th, 2017

Tags: Bad Credit, Credit Bureaus, LensCrafters

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Generally, if you have bad credit you will not likely be approved for a store card. If you are looking to improve your credit be sure whichever card you apply reports to the credit bureaus. Be sure to apply for a card that accepts those with bad credit because a rejection and a couple of hard inquiries could cause a major ding to your credit score which would be counterproductive. However, there are a number of cards that cater to those with bad credit or you can get a secured card to help improve your credit. Make sure you keep the balances low and pay your bills on time.

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