which is best  CARD : MasterCard or Visa card ?
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Visa is more accepted world wide. I know from experience, I travel a lot and have both cards. My visa is more accepted than the mastercard. \n\nI wouldn't say one is better than the other. It depends on who you get your card through and what they offer, for instance: intrest rate, annual fee, extras such as insurance. My visa is a platinum card which offers me free insurance when I rent a car by using their card.
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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.
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dump the visa and get a master card
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there are many many banks and credit institutions who issue mastercard credit cards. You can do a google or yahoo search online and find one easily that way.
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a gift certificate or money... women enjoy shopping and she'll have fun picking something out for herself. A visa giftcard is always nice.
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There is not one who is actually better. i would stay away from American Express, They have lousy customer service and they hardly ever work with someone to lower interest rates.  On that note, Visa and mastercard are trademarks. It depends on the bank that they are issued from. Capitol One seems to be the front runner now, they have low interest rates and they do not charge outrageous late fees, they have a 10 day grace period before any fee is assessed. I hope that helps. I went by my own personal experiences.
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4 cards.\n\nCitibank Mastercard - no balance.  Pays back 5% on gas, supermarket and drugstore purchases, 1% on everything else.  I get the maximum $300 cash back out of this card every year.\n\nChase Mastercard - no balance.  Pays back 1% on everything.  I usually get $100-200 cash back on this card every year.\n\nWescom Credit Union Visa - no balance.  I only use this card when I travel overseas because it doesn't have a 3% service charge for currency exchanges like the other cards I have.\n\nChase Visa - carrying an $9K balance at 0% interest (introductory 1st year offer).  I took out a $11K cash advance (cost me $75) and put the money into a CD paying 4.75% interest.  When the year is up, I'll pay off the card and keep the interest earned.  Net gain: $447.50 before taxes.\n\nBasically, once you get out of the hole, credit cards can be a good tool for generating extra money on stuff that you're going to buy anyway.  The main thing is to keep tight control on your spending.  If you can't afford to pay off the card every month, you probably shouldn't buying the item.\n\nMost people make the mistake of believing that credit cards stretch their money because they can buy things they can't normally afford.  But that's a mistake.  The reality is that you not only have to pay for whatever you purchased, you also have pay interest on top of that.\n\nCredit card companies offer deals to lure people in.  The key is to make those deals work for you, instead of falling into their trap.  The company will lose money on you, but they don't really care because they'll more than make up their losses on you by profiting from those who get can't control their spending.  So take control of your life and get yourself out of the hole.  You can do it and once you do, you'll be amazed at how much extra money you'll have because your earnings are not being dragged down by interest payments.\n\nThere a bunch of us money geeks who discuss this stuff all the time, so much that one guy started a Web site for such discussions.  There's no membership, no fees to pay, nothing being sold.  Just a bunch of people talking about how to save money and invest.  Check out the link below and if you have questions, don't be shy.  Feel free to ask anything you like.
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The easiest credit card to get is American Express Blue for students. It has a limit of $2500 and they give it to you right away. Just apply and in one week you have a new card
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Careful of that last link. Here is MasterCards site.
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Debit card with a Visa or MasterCard logo is one attached to a checking account. At the age of 17, you should be able to open a checking account with a local bank, just make sure they issue debit cards with the Visa or MasterCard logo.\n\nTry bankrate - I have a link to them on my website.\n\nGood luck\n\nPS. Don't forget. It (the debit card) is linked to your checking account - no money in the checking account means - no transaction will go through - so make sure there is money in the account!
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http://www.netbank.com/giftcard is a good source for prepaid Visa cards.
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a debit card has a Visa or Mastercard logo making it able to be used just like a credit card. An atm is able to do that as well but only at places that dont require your card to have a credit card logo on it...in other words, the debit card will be accepted more places than just an ATM card.
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Get a prepaid master card or visa.
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Orchard Bank Mastercard (issued by HSBC Bank) - probably the most reputable issuer among the lot. Plus now, you can even get 2% cash rebates with Orchard Bank Mastercards.\n\nTribute Mastercard\nImagine Mastercard\nTotal Visa\nFirst Premier Bank (both secured and unsecured cards)\nRewards 660 Visa\nContinental Finance
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I suggest 9600 PRO (Ati) if you can afford it, its a good value for money card if you want to save some money. However the next step up would be a GeForce Nvidia 6600gt.
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you can get the prepaid master card or visa card at any store, you don't need any bank account...all you have to do is just get the prepaid credit card and pay how much you want in the card to use it....you can refill it anytime you want
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Mastercard, VISA, American Express, and Discover are the four major credit cards, but there are probably many more not as well known cards out there.