What would be a good started credit card?
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Capital One is the best!
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you could try credit card companies
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Apply for a Discover card with a credit limit of $200; limit your use of it to $100 a month.  You will get credit for spending as you use it so you are not just spending money but getting something in return.\n\nAlso, go to your bank. Most banks have credit cards that they offer depositors; just make sure you tell them you want one with a limit on it.  Asking for a credit limit will demonstrate to them that you are responsible and credit savy.
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You would probably have to start out with a secured card, or try getting a store card to build a credit score.  Then as long as your credit score is good you can get one almost anywhere.
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Another avenue here is to get a secured credit card, you find a bank or institution, you put whatever you can afford in a savings account (say $250.00) the bank gives you a credit card using your own money. After about 6 months if you keep up your payments they give you your money back and give you an unsecured a credit card. In time with the other great ideas here you will have credit.
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Credit cards can be good if you know how to use them. They can also be very bad if you don't. The card card companys are great for giving cards with low credit lines. They do this know full well that you will go over the limit, and it is big time to there advantage. They hit you big with an over the limit charge penelty and big interest like 32%.\n\n The way to use the card is to use it like a checking account. IE if you can't pay at the first of the month in full don't buy it. And never pay the minimum payment if you do it could take you 10 years or longer to pay it off.\n\n Keep in mind it is some of the most exspensive money you can use. \n\nBecareful and enjoy.
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That is actually quite simple.  Go to your bank, assuming that you have one, and see if they offer a secured credit card.  Then, also assuming that you have the money, you would put say $500 dollars into the account and they would issue you a credit card.  you can only spend what you have put in and you would still have to pay the balance like a normal credit card.  It is a smart way to start and it will build your credit without having the chance for you to run up huge bills.\nCheers
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I don't quite understand the question.  You mean you have never had a credit card and want to get one.  And you want it to have online bill pay.  I suggest Citi Card.  Lots of options, online bill pay available on some cards, not bad interest.
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If you don't want to get an actual credit card you can always get a prepaid credit card. Greendot is a popular one. It's a Mastercard, used like a real one only the amount that you "load" onto the card is the amount your allowed to spend. It's worked great for us. Keeps you from wracking up a huge credit card bill but still allows you to shop online or use it wherever Mastercard is accepted. Another thought...do you have a debit card attatched to your checking acct? If so, you can usually use those too. I prefer the prepaid credit card myself. Hope this helps!
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None of them.\n\nYou do not need a credit card for ANY reason.  Not even for a home loan.  Home loans can be underwritten.  See a good mortgage broker and they can do it without a credit rating.\n\nIf your heart is set on obtaining one, become a member of a local credit union.  They tend to have the best, basic forms of credit cards.  If you go this route, DO NOT set your credit limit above $500.  Why?  Temptation, procrastination, etc.  Things happen.  \n\n\nI recommend using CASH.  Debit Cards too.  There is virtually NOTHING that you can buy without a DEBIT CARD.  The protections that consumers have with CREDIT CARDS also applies to DEBIT CARDS.  It's Federal law.\n\nI have 2 credit cards.  I don't use them.  I am letting one expire on purpose... lack of use.\n\nI will keep one because I travel extensively, and since I wear out my debit card quite regularly, I do need one.  \n\nI am debt-free, except for my house and my wife's car.  It's a great way to live and be wealthy.
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Just get any credit card, doesn't matter what the interest rate or anything is. Just make sure you pay it off every month then the interest won't matter and it will help your credit rating. Make sure the card doesn't have an annual fee either. Then eventually you will be offered better credit cards. I currently have 7 credit cards because i opened four credit cards when i was 17 then went from there and now i have better credit cards with rewards.\n\nDo not listen to the people that are telling you to get debit cards, if you want a credit rating you need to have available credit which doesn't apply to a debit card.\n\nAlso, getting a credit card from certain stores such as Victoria's secret don't necesarily work as a real credit card, they are only limited to that store.\n\nCiti card would be a good card to start out with, you just have to be responsible with it, if you want a good credit rating you can't abuse it.
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*Capital One Classic Credit Card  \nThis credit card offers the chance to rebuild your credit rating as it is designed especially for those with a bad credit history or whose application for credit has previously been declined.\n\n# Credit limit between £200 and £2,500\n# Low monthly payments\n# No annual fee \n\n*Vanquis Abacus Visa Credit Card  \nVanquis specialises in understanding individual’s circumstances, they’ve already helped over 100,000 people with a poor credit rating. They'll consider you if you are new to credit, have a bad credit history, or have had credit problems or CCJs in the past.\n\nTypical APR 39.9% variable\n\n*Aqua Credit Card  \nAqua have helped over 100,000 people including individuals with adverse credit history and people with difficulties proving a regular income such as the self employed, or those that work part-time or are on low incomes.
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I can list some,\n Commerce Bank credit card, Chase Bank credit card,Citi Platinum etc.Check creditcards.com and can find a bunch of deals.
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Probably your bank. They can usually open a secured credit card based on the amount in your savings account. It's also the safest bet for you, because it's a place where your money already is, and it's with a company you trust and already have a history with.
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You should absolutely work to establish a good credit rating.  Apply for a small, low interest credit card.  Use it once or twice a month to make small purchases and pay it off in full.  By doing so, you are establishing a credit history to prove you are trustworthy.  Without that history, lenders won't know anything about you and therefore, will not give you money.
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You will probably want something with the lowest interest rates. Here's a good place to look:\n\nhttp://www.lowcards.com/
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Start out with a 'pre-paid'.  Charge a couple things, add more money to the card.  You have to crawl before you can walk.