What is the best reward credit card to have?
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try the blue card from American Express if you want rebates
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faith hill \n\n\ntry - http://www.rewardsretriever.com/
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My fiance has an Orchard Card. She is using it to build her credit.\nJust pay it on time and pay off the balance each month, soon you will receive better offers. It has been less than a year and she is receiving offers from Washington Mutual and other major banks.\n\n HBCS Card Services is relatively easy to deal with. Just use it as a tool to get to the next level.
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You should be able to get a credit card from just about any bank that offers a VISA or MasterCard.  Look in your local Sunday paper or on line to find a card with either a low interest rate or no annual fee.\n\nIf this is your first card, keep your credit limit to $1000 or less.  This way, you won't get into trouble by over-extending yourself.
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Citi Reward card  so you can go "tiger fast"
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platinum credit cards
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Try Advanced Credit Systems.\n\nVery reliable and great pricing!
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try Orchard Bank (www.orchardbank.com). They have a pretty good card and there's no annual fee. Watch out for cards that say unsecured and then hit you for a 'participation fee' 'set up fee' 'annual fee', etc, to where your first 300.00 is eaten up in fees. \nYou'll probably end up paying a higher interest rate, but make your payments on time and you should be able to qualify for a better card in a year or so.
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Only if there's an annual fee! BTW most cards don't have one and the only ones that usually do are the gold cards or the mileage cards, if you get them earlier than they would've offered to give it to you.
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I have been very happy with my Discover Card, but I recommend that you also get a second credit card for the rare cases where Discover Card is not accepted.\n\nI highly recommend that if you get a credit card that you pay the full amount when due, so that APR is not a issue. If you can not pay in full, stop using your card, until you can. \n\nI  pay the full amount when due, well almost always <grin>,  there was one Christmas when I when overboard, plus a lot of travel. \n\nAlso make sure it not just an introductory APR.\n\nSome of the features I like (some of these are now dated).\n\nI forgot a payment was due and the day it was due, I call them to explain, they told me that I could go to a local Sears store and pay it there. I think I did this a couple time, not sure if this is still an option.\n\nI like their online site.\n\nI like the occassional 5% back on selected products.
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It all depends on if you want to pay an annual fee or not. There are plenty of custom cards out there that give you rewards in something you do quite frequently. For instance. I travel a lot and usually fly United, so I got the united visa which gives me miles everytime I spend. I also have an Amex which you pay a yearly fee for and they give you points and you can use these points for misc. stuff from airline points to jewelery. If you are looking for a card that does not have a year fee, the best one I see is the citibank dividends card. It gives you cash back like the discover card but it's better. It's better since if you read the fine print, the discover card gives you like 2% back, but it is on a ladder system meaning you have to spend like $8k before you get to the 2%, while the citibank dividends card gives you that 2% right off the bat no matter how much you spend.
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your best bet is to get a money card and put anywhere between $50-100
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Premier Bank and Orchard Bank offer credit to people like us.  \n\nOne needs a credit card for lots of things.  Can't rent a car without a credit card.  We all don't want to be neanderthals walking around with everything we own in our pockets.
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I got one from Orchard Bank. I think they'll give one to anybody.  My credit limit is only  $300.\n\nBut do you really need a credit card?  Why don't you just work towards paying off the debt you have?
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The best one is Chase Cash Plus.  5% cash back at grocery stores, gas stations and drug stores and 1% cash back on all other. Here is the link  \nLook toward bottom of page
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you can get an awesome card that will help you increase your credit score (guaranteed) or help you establish credit on www.entrustsystems.com/wow
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It depends what you want.  To generalize, the four different cards associations have different market positioning that can be summarized as the following:\n\nMasterCard/Visa: Greatest worldwide acceptance\nAmerican Express:  Good for frequent travellers and affluent customers\nDiscover:  Good for customers wanting cashback rewards.\n\nHowever, what really matters is the loyalty program that you get attached to the card.  This depends on the bank that is issuing the card, not the cards association.  You can find a cashback card that is branded with the Visa logo, the MasterCard logo, the Discover logo, or the American Express logo.  The deal given by the bank is what you should use to determine what card you want.