I have a few delinquent accounts in my credit history, what is the easiest card for me to get?
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The easiest card to get would be the one that is associated with your bank (i.e. BMO Mosaik, CIBC Visa e.t.c.). MBNA is probably the easiest one of all. To rebuild your credit try to pay off your credit card balance at the end of every month, if you can't pay all of your bills make sure you prioritize the credit cards, utility bills do not show up on your credit report until they are sent for collection which normally doesn't happen until your third notice.
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If you need to fix your credit or at least boost up your score.Get a secured credit card. Don't go with a place that charges a lot just to use them. Go to like Bank of America or Wells Fargo where its $19-$29 a year.Most importantly make sure that where ever you go they report to all 3 credit bureau, if they don't,don't use them their wasting your time.
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If you've had a checking or money market account with a bank for awhile, I'd start with them.  That's how I had to start building my credit.  Take out a loan and pay it back with the money I got from the loan.  \n\nNowadays, it's tough to get a loan unless your record is spotless or you're getting a house at a rock bottom price.  Good luck.
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If you are unable to open a charge account anywhere, open a savings account at your bank or credit union and as soon as you have $200 saved, borrow $200 using your savings as your collateral.  Be sure to make every payment on time.  Use the bank or credit union as a credit reference to open an account elsewhere.  You might need to do this more than once to establish a credit HISTORY, but your bank will be more than happy to help you get started.  If you are eligible to join a credit union, they offer even more services and are often more "personal" and helpful.  Good luck!
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You can alway go to a bank and get a secured credit card. This is one where you put a certain amount in security on deposit, and this is what your credit limit is. When you eastablish your credit worthiness, say in a year, then you can get your deposit back and get a regular one. Once you establish credit, you'll have more pre approved offers for credit cards in the mail  than you know what to do with.
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Go with a creditcard with low monthly interest rates, I would go with america express, they have low interest rates\n----------------------------------------------------------\nhttp://www.bestcreditrates.net
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K, I don't know about paying some one.  Look for private owners (apartments that are small, like one building, or several buildings with multiple private owners)  private owners are less likely to check your credit history.
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My first secure card was with Bank of America. But you may check this link\nhttp://www.badcreditoffers.com/creditcards/
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www.myfreecreditscore.com   I think this one is really free, don't forget most states allow 1 every 12 months Free.  Also if you have been turned down  for credit you get a free copy
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www.capitalone.com  Look for the credit card that they offer to people to insufficient credit history.\n\nSometimes discover offers cards a little easier.\n\nOr, you can contact your bank and ask them if they offer a secured credit card.  For this, you will have to deposit money in a CD with the bank, and they will issue a card to you with a limit of that amount.
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For your credit report, your social security number is your account number.  To get your credit report, you'll also need to give the credit bureau your name and date of birth also.\n\nCredit cards are issued by banks, so just look in your phone book and call any bank near you whose card you wish to get.  In fact, it's probably better to go down to the banks and credit unions near you and get their credit card applications so you can compare the provisions of each bank's/credit union's credit cards.  They're not all the same.  Some are way better deals than others.
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You have to build credit history first. The first card is the hardest to get. Get a secured card first, then once you build credit history then you can have a regular credit card. Secured card is you give the bank the amount of money that you want for your credit limit and the give you a card for that amount.. For instance if you give them $200.00 then they will give you a line of credit for $200. If you give $300' then the give you a $300. credit line. Than  once you do that for about 6 months or more then try for a card. Good Luck to you. Even if you don't want it a secured card is the only way you will get the regular one i don't think you have any other options.
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Try Advanced Credit Systems.\n\nVery reliable and great pricing!
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This one is called Eufora Credit Builedr Mastercard from Bank First and it reports to the credit bureaus. \n\n\n\nhttp://www.goeufora.com/418121496892
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If you are looking for a credit card with low fees  might i suggest that if you have a bank account that maybe you should try there first if that doesn't work i would  think Capital one has a decent card but they do have a membership fee  i think \nBest of luck on your search
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http://www.creditcard321.com/\nBut be careful when getting a credit card, period.\nGet one only for emergencies or don't get one at all. The debt thing in america is out of control.
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Unfortunately, there are always tradeoffs when you are looking for a credit card. I take it from your question that perhaps your credit is not so good. There are four types of cards that are available to those with poor credit.\n\n1. Secured credit cards - probably the best type of card to get because\n\n1. They have low annual fees\n2. Most do not have processing fee\n3. Most report to 3 major credit bureaus\n\nBut they will check your credit!!\n\n\n2. Unsecured credit card for people with bad credit.\n\nYou can also apply for an unsecured credit card. There many subprime credti cards around. However, they will check your credit and most likely, you have to pay a processing fee.\n\n\n3. Prepaid Credit Cards\n\nYou can also get a prepaid visa or mastercard. There are no credit checks. The reason is they are not giving you credit. (It's like a debit card). However, most charge a processing fee, some very low and some very high. Furthermore, you do not build a credit history with most prepaid cards.\n\n4. Catalog Cards\n\nThe most common are the ones from USA Credit. There are no credit checks, but you have to pay a processing fee. Furthermore, you can only shop at usashoppingclub.com and not use the card anywhere else. Having said that, they report to one credit bureau (not stated which one) and it helps you rebuild your credit.\n\n\nBest bet for you is to get a low cost secured credit card that reports to the 3 credit bureaus and not get hung up over the credit checks and processing fee criteria that you have set for yourself.