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Assumptions in Credit Repair
When it comes to life the majority are always assuming, and the most of them assume the worst. Creditors, debtors or anyone today all base their theories on assumptions and assumptions from the beginning of time have caused nothing but failure. ...
Good FICO Credit Score? Tips To Getting The Most Out Of Your Home Mortgage Loan With Good Credit
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Guide to Credit Card Terms
Listed below is a useful guide to credit card terms. It is a list of definitions of credit card terms that may or may not be familiar to you. Annual Fee Various card issuers charge an annual fee, which can help offset costs that issuers incur in...
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Parents have the full responsibility for their children and their education. It is up to parents to teach their children what's right and what's wrong, how to conduct themselves as good citizens, how to cross the road safely and generally protect...
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Credit Cards to Build / Repair Credit
How can you prove your credit worthiness when no one will give
you a chance? If you have bad credit, or no credit at all, you
understand how difficult it can be to get moving in the right
direction. Luckily, in today's credit card market there are a
variety of options available to assist you. Let us tell you
about some of the choices you have to get your credit on the
right track:
Secured Credit Cards
Secured credit cards are available to almost any individual.
That's because they require a security deposit which guarantees
your credit line. For example, if you deposit $300, you'll
receive a credit line of $300. This may not seem like a true
"credit line", but the charges you make with a secured credit
card will be reported to the 3 major credit bureaus, and timely
payments will show a positive track record on your credit
report. You can use this to your advantage to build or improve
your credit history! In time, you can move on to a better credit
card offer with no security deposit, lower fees and a better
interest rate.
Unsecured Credit Cards
An unsecured credit card is a "traditional" form of credit card
which requires no security deposit. Your interest rate and
credit line are based upon your credit history. Although most
unsecured credit cards are out of reach for many people with
poor / no credit, some credit card companies offer unsecured
credit cards designed specifically for these
individuals.
Normally, these credit cards have higher rates and additional
fees when compared to standard "unsecured credit cards", but
they do no require a security deposit like secured credit card
offers.
Prepaid Credit Cards
A prepaid credit card is like a prepaid phone card. They operate
on a "pay-as-you-go" basis and can be used anywhere credit cards
are accepted. They offer many benefits, and in most cases, are
very easy to use and operate. But be aware, not all prepaid
credit cards report your activity to the credit agencies. While
you may benefit from the safety and convenience of not carrying
cash, you won't be building or improving your credit if the
prepaid credit card company doesn't report your activity to the
major credit bureaus. Luckily, many prepaid credit cards report
your credit card activity or offer this option for an additional
monthly fee.
To see a complete list of secured, unsecured, and prepaid credit cards, please visit:
WOW!
Credit Cards
About the author:
by WOW!
Credit Cards - Copyright © 2005
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