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User Name:
Michael |
Date:
December 1, 2008, 6:40 pm |
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I have a new business and I need a credit card with a 1500.00 credit line to start, what are my chances. I did get laid off and out of 29 good accounts, 7 had to be charged off, once I am up I fully intend on paying those, this has NEVER happened to me before, well except for my divorce 9 yrs ago. |
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Answer:
You do not necessarily have to apply for a business credit card to get started. The limit you are looking for is easily available on fair credit offers from Capital One Bank. If there is a credit score in your name and you haven't made lots of bad payments on your account in the last 5 years (a couple of late payments on any bill are ok though), then you can be approved for one of the cards below:Capital One Platinum comes with a limit range of $300-$3 000 and no annual fee. You'll benefit from exclusive savings on featured deals and platinum benefits such as $0 fraud liability, travel insurance and road assistance and many more. Platinum - Visa has some annual fee but at the same time its purchase ongoing APR is among the lowest on the market. The same limit, platinum benefits and savings rates apply with this card. If you would like to profit from rewards pay attention to Capital One No Hassle PointsSM Rewards card. Moderate annual fee and average purchase APR help maximize the reward earnings. You'll get the same limit and benefits as on the previous offers. Make your best deal by applying online today. |
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User Name:
Armando |
Date:
December 5, 2008, 3:58 pm |
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i am 18 and i am trying to establish credit. i would like to purchase a credit card and i have been filling out card applications for cards for people with no credit. also i do not know my annual household income i guess 45000 but i know thats not correct. i keep getting denied whats the problem? |
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Most likely, the reason for your being denied is your high borrowing risk to the credit company. If you have absolutely no score and so no payment records, the bank has no data to evaluate you with. In your case it would be appropriate to apply for these no credit cards which are especially designed for no score customers. You may choose either unsecured or secured cards for no credit depending on your preferences and payment resources. All they are a helpful tool to build your credit if you make payments on time and keep your balances low. Apply online! |
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User Name:
Kenn |
Date:
December 10, 2008, 9:11 pm |
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Is 652 a good credit score |
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If your credit score is 652 FICO points, this means that your credit is fair and you are close to good credit history. If you are looking for a new credit card, you may consider the American DreamCardTM MasterCard® Sweepstakes card from HSBC Bank Nevada N.A. It is an unsecured credit card intended for people with fair-to-good credit score that comes with a reasonable interest rate and a 20-day grace period. By making purchases with this card, you’ll earn lottery tickets and have all the chances to become a lottery winner. If you are interested in getting this credit card, feel free to apply online. |
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User Name:
Kenn |
Date:
December 10, 2008, 9:11 pm |
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what kind of credit limit can i get with a 652 credit score |
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Your credit score is but a few points good, but as it is not strong enough you can qualify only for a credit card with fair credit which limit ranges between $250 and $300. If it’s good for you, you can choose one of the three fair credit credit cards and apply for it online. Orchard Bank Classic MasterCards® offers a reasonable APR on purchases and moderate annual fee for fair credit applicants. In addition to reasonable pricing, you’ll get the whole range of benefits and conveniences provided by a major payment network. Household Bank Platinum MasterCards® are also an attractive deal for fair credit customers. You’ll be able to save with competitive APRs and reasonable annual maintenance fees while building up your credit with special credit building services. If you prefer Visa, then pay attention to Total Visa Card from Plains Commerce Bank. This card offers instant online decision and outstanding customer service to those who qualify. However, there is a higher than the average APR, initial fees and annual maintenance fees. All these credit cards will help you improve your score up to the good level as long as you pay your bills on time and keep your balances below the spending limits. |
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User Name:
tauseef n sarwar |
Date:
January 8, 2009, 9:55 am |
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I want a specific credit card that requires a cosigner. |
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These days, even cards for limited/no credit do not require a co-signer. Some companies enable cardholders to add additional users. If you have good credit and want to help your child or a family member to improve credit, you can add him or her as an authorized user to one of your cards but make sure your lender reports an authorized user's activity to credit bureaus. Credit companies define a co-signer as a person who is legally responsible for paying the balance in case another cardholder fails to pay. This way, the lender does report the payment activity of both cardholders to credit bureaus. |
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User Name:
Tater |
Date:
March 24, 2009, 12:32 am |
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need a credit online |
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Answer:
Your ability to get a credit card, whether you’re applying online or at your local bank branch, depends on your creditworthiness, your income and some other factors from your personal and financial life. As you do not provide any information about yourself, we can only roughly say which credit cards you may be interested in and qualify for. Assuming that you have good-to-excellent credit, you can try to apply for Discover More® Card online. This card comes with no annual fee and 0% intro APR on purchases and balance transfer transactions. It also offers a lucrative cash back rewards program on gas, groceries and travel purchases. If you’re only building your credit and you don’t have enough payment records to qualify for a good credit card, consider applying for Orchard Bank Classic MasterCards®. This credit card offers great flexibility when it comes assessing your credit rating and making credit decision. So, if you apply online and do not get approved for the card requested, the bank will consider you for a card offer you better qualify for. Now, if you do not have any credit history at all we suggest you apply for Total Visa Card from Plains Commerce Bank. This card does not require a security cash deposit so you do not have to provide money to qualify for it. However, be prepared to pay substantial initial fees and annual maintenance fees. Total Visa Card may help you build your credit if you pay bills on time and keep spending balances low. |
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User Name:
Tracy Allen |
Date:
April 6, 2009, 11:00 am |
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I hace not received my new Credit Card it was ordered on March 24,20009 |
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Answer:
It takes some time to get a credit card in the mail. Even when you apply for an instant approval card, it doesn't mean that it will be delivered to you instantly. Generally a credit card comes in the mail 7-10 business days after your approval. It means that you should not count weekends or holidays. Plus, the company may need some extra paperwork to be done and it also takes some time. If you still haven't received your new credit card, you should get in contact with the issuer of your new card to clarify this issue. |
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User Name:
Cheryl Henshaw |
Date:
April 15, 2009, 12:16 pm |
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If I get a credit card with a minimum of $2,000 how much would I have to pay back each month? |
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When applying for a credit card, you sign up an agreement where the company sets the amount of the minimum payment. Minimum payments may vary from company to company, but generally they range from 2% to 5% of the account balance. Read your credit card agreement to clear this point out. By paying the entire balance each month, you can avoid paying interest at all by all means if your prior balance is paid in full. You should be extra careful by applying for cards that feature annual or set up fees. These one-time fees can be pretty heavy, so review the terms and conditions of a card before submitting your application. |
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User Name:
Kristia Brown |
Date:
April 16, 2009, 6:43 am |
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I am on permanent disability and I owe on a credit card. Are they supposed to be charging me interest on it even now the card is inactive or are they supposed to just be charging on what I owe?
Thank you for your help
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If you carry a balance on your card, the issuer will keep on charging you interest until you pay off the entire balance in full. Even if you don't use your card, you're supposed to pay down your account balance. If you find it difficult to make the minimum payment on your card, you may call up your creditor and explain the situation. You should negotiate this problem with your lender. You may ask to lower your interest rate for a certain period of time, so that you will be able to pay down your balance. This way or another, you need to repay this debt. |
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