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User Name:
Sarah Pearce |
Date:
December 9, 2008, 3:49 pm |
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I have no credit and I would like to build some. What would be the best card for me? |
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Consider unsecured deals for no credit. They're designed specifically for those who want to start building good credit history. You can also review secured cards. They're secured with the money deposit you need to open, but it's a good option for starters. Plus, these cards have really valuable services that designed to help you build your score rating. |
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User Name:
Debbie Howell |
Date:
December 10, 2008, 10:49 am |
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I filed bankruptcy a year ago, I was wondering when I should try to apply for a credit card, and what kind, if possible any credit card to help build my credit back up. |
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The best option for you is a secured credit offer. When applying for these cards, you need to open a deposit that serves as a backup to your account. The good thing about these deals is that you are likely to be approved as your account is secured with the bank account. Plus, you can set a good spending limit, as it's determined by the amount of your deposit. Look through secured credit deals, compare the features, and choose the one that suits your current needs most. |
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User Name:
william perenyi |
Date:
December 16, 2008, 4:54 am |
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Can I use a business credit card for cash advances at a atm. |
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You can, but be aware of high interest rates on cash advances. Read the terms and conditions of your business credit card to clarify the APR on cash advances. Most probably, it's for about 20%. Plus, lenders regard cash withdrawals as a high risk, that's why they charge so high interest rates. If you have any other options, you'd better review them, as it's not recommended to use your credit card for cash advances. |
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User Name:
Glenn fuller |
Date:
December 17, 2008, 2:13 pm |
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I have stared a automotvie service and to start some credit for the company.
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Answer:
If your credit score is excellent or good, fell free to apply for business credit cards. They're designed specifically for small business owners and most of them come with great features that will be really helpful for you. Business credit offers vary from company to company, so it makes sense to compare the rates and fees as well as the terms of rewards programs before submitting your application. |
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