what is a good secured credit card to build up bad credit?
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This one is guaranteed approval; its calld the credit builder: \nhttp://www.goeufora.com/418121496892 \n\nAlso read this article: http://www.expert-credit-advice.com/building_credit.htm
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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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If you can get a very low limit credit card, and be very responsible with it, that will build your credit.  So will getting  a loan that's somehow secured, either with money in your account or a car or other solid collateral.
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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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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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if you've had bad credit, it's tough to get a credit card, since this is an unsecure loan to you.  settling the debts is pretty bad too because it means you're paying less than amount owed.  best solution to work and rebuild  your credit is to open a secured credit card if need be, use it and pay it promptly and on time. after you are consistently paying this on time.. try again to get a new card.
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To get a credit card, it takes more than just a good score.\n\nPull your credit report to make sure that it is reporting correctly and dispute items that are not.\n\nAlthough, at 650, that is pretty decent to get a good credit card - depending on which bureau it is under. Go to www.whogavemecredit.com and search that score to get an idea of what others have gotten with the same score.\n\nIf you have no credit history, that can be a problem - start out with getting a secured card. Usually after 6 months or so a bank will turn it into a real credit card with a limit. Don't take out loans to raise your score. Credit is supposed to be a tool, not put you into debt!\n\nCheck out creditnet.com and creditboards.com to see if theres info out there that can help you get started!\n\nGood luck!
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You may have to get a secured card to establish credit.  Or buy a car and keep up with the payments.
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You may want to consider a "secured" card; this is a credit card that is backed by a savings account of equal value, meaning that if you have $500 in the account, you have $500 of credit. This is the best way to fix/establish credit.
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Please don't do that...you would be paying fees and not getting to borrow money like on a regular credit card (they actually shouldn't call it a credit card) You should open up a checking account instead..you will still be building credit, most banks have visa or mastercard logos on there debit card, and you won't be paying as much in fees. \n\nIf you really want a credit card, but can't get a regular one, try a secured credit card.
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this might help..\nhttp://www.cardratings.com/lowrateplatinumcreditcards.html\nhttp://www.creditcards.com/
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Most Banks will give you a secured credit card if you open a savings account with them. They usually hold your savings for one year then determine then whether to release the savings back to you or hold it for another 6 months. You can also increase your limit by adding money to your savings, which most banks will match dollar for dollar. I got mine through Bank of America.
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I have answered this question in a 5 part series. There are a few items that can be done to build credit. Here are some quick ideas:\n\nThe fastest way is to have a family member or friend put you on a credit card of theirs as an authorized user. This allows the history of that account to report to your credit as well, but you never are in debt. (Just be careful that the account you are added to is a good one!)\n\nHowever, this is not a long term solution for good credit... try these for solid established credit over the long haul....\n\nOpen a Credit Union account and get them to provide a secured loan against your savings. If you have bad credit, most traditional and national banks will not give you a loan. They usually want good credit for that.\n\nGet a secured credit card and only use it for gas purchases, once a month and pay it off each month. No debt, but always paid on time... does wonders!\n\nBuying a car can help, but you will have a very high rate with limited or no credit.\n\n\nCheck out the resources below for all the details and more ideas.
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You need a good secured credit card or possibly two. \n\nRead this article to help you understand what type of accounts can help ... http://www.expert-credit-advice.com/building_credit.htm\n\n\n\nAlso make sure you read the part about piggybacking!
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Go to your bank , get prepaid credit card of $250.00 or so and start building better credit.
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You would need to have a secured loan.  Secure with some sort of item so that the lender could get their money if you default.\n\nIf you're looking for a credit card, there are cards out there that you give them $500, and then you have a $500 limit.  It helps you build credit.
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Many Credit Unions will let you open a savings account.\nYou put at least $200.00 in it and you can get a loan against it. Make regular on-time payments, and your credit will improve.\nAlso, many credit card companies offer secured cards to people with low or no credit.\nFirst premiere bank\nOrchard bank\nRewards 660\namong others.