Comments on: n e body know of any credit cards for people with poor credit? http://creditdebtmanage.com/poor_credit_credit_cards/n-e-body-know-of-any-credit-cards-for-people-with-poor-credit debt management, credit debt management Sun, 22 Jan 2012 09:45:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Credit Guru http://creditdebtmanage.com/poor_credit_credit_cards/n-e-body-know-of-any-credit-cards-for-people-with-poor-credit/comment-page-1#comment-525 Credit Guru Tue, 02 Mar 2010 10:02:01 +0000 #comment-525 Have you reviewed your credit reports? Do you know what is in them that is causing your score to be so low? Go to www.annualcreditreport.com and get all 3 credit reports for free. Review them for accuracy. Dispute any item that you believe to be incorrect. Go to www.myfico.com and look in the Credit Education section to learn about credit and FICO credit scoring. I would start out with a Bank of America or Wells Fargo secured Visa card. Both banks have great programs with low annual fees, low starting amounts ($300.00) and no junk fees. After 12 months of positive on time payments you will graduate to an unsecured status. Then you will probably be approved for other cards such as dept. store and gas cards. Good Luck Have you reviewed your credit reports? Do you know what is in them that is causing your score to be so low?

Go to http://www.annualcreditreport.com and get all 3 credit reports for free. Review them for accuracy. Dispute any item that you believe to be incorrect.

Go to http://www.myfico.com and look in the Credit Education section to learn about credit and FICO credit scoring.

I would start out with a Bank of America or Wells Fargo secured Visa card. Both banks have great programs with low annual fees, low starting amounts ($300.00) and no junk fees. After 12 months of positive on time payments you will graduate to an unsecured status. Then you will probably be approved for other cards such as dept. store and gas cards.

Good Luck

]]> By: nurseypoo2003 http://creditdebtmanage.com/poor_credit_credit_cards/n-e-body-know-of-any-credit-cards-for-people-with-poor-credit/comment-page-1#comment-524 nurseypoo2003 Tue, 02 Mar 2010 09:33:33 +0000 #comment-524 aspire visa, or applied card bank. also, household bank. i just got a card with all 3, and my credit was terrible. you could also try to get a small dept. store credit card, such as newport news. aspire visa, or applied card bank. also, household bank. i just got a card with all 3, and my credit was terrible. you could also try to get a small dept. store credit card, such as newport news.

]]> By: Ileshia http://creditdebtmanage.com/poor_credit_credit_cards/n-e-body-know-of-any-credit-cards-for-people-with-poor-credit/comment-page-1#comment-523 Ileshia Tue, 02 Mar 2010 08:43:02 +0000 #comment-523 If you've already tried one company and they've turned you down, chances are the rest will turn you down too. Don't keep get letting companies run your credit...you're just bringing down your credit score with multiple inquiries and no approvals. I suggest you go to Macy's Department store if there are any in your area. Apply for credit...they will approve you with a $100 credit limit. (Just make sure you take your debit card with you and have at least $1 on it...they are going to use your card for verification purposes only...to make sure you are who you say you are) Make on time payments for the first three to six months. They will increase your limit after your first three ontime payments. This will help increase your overall credit score, granted you are paying your other bills ontime. Then, reapply for a major credit card. My suggestions are Providian & Credit One Bank. You'll have a better chance of approval after this is done. If you’ve already tried one company and they’ve turned you down, chances are the rest will turn you down too. Don’t keep get letting companies run your credit…you’re just bringing down your credit score with multiple inquiries and no approvals. I suggest you go to Macy’s Department store if there are any in your area. Apply for credit…they will approve you with a $100 credit limit. (Just make sure you take your debit card with you and have at least $1 on it…they are going to use your card for verification purposes only…to make sure you are who you say you are) Make on time payments for the first three to six months. They will increase your limit after your first three ontime payments. This will help increase your overall credit score, granted you are paying your other bills ontime. Then, reapply for a major credit card. My suggestions are Providian & Credit One Bank. You’ll have a better chance of approval after this is done.

]]> By: Megan http://creditdebtmanage.com/poor_credit_credit_cards/n-e-body-know-of-any-credit-cards-for-people-with-poor-credit/comment-page-1#comment-522 Megan Tue, 02 Mar 2010 08:14:37 +0000 #comment-522 If you have no credit it is hard to establish credit with a credit card on your own. If you have poor credit because of existing accounts, the best thing you can do is not seek new lines of credit, but strengthen the credit you have by handling existing accounts well by paying aggressively on the balances you have and paying the accounts on time. You can apply for a credit card with Providian or Orchard Bank if your credit is not very good and are trying to establish credit. If you are a student, you can also look at applying for a card with Capital One. There is a website called www.creditcard.com that lists a variety of credit cards and the type of credit the lender is looking for. In reference to a previous response, Wachovia does not offer a partially or fully secured credit card at this time, but Bank of America does. If you have no credit it is hard to establish credit with a credit card on your own. If you have poor credit because of existing accounts, the best thing you can do is not seek new lines of credit, but strengthen the credit you have by handling existing accounts well by paying aggressively on the balances you have and paying the accounts on time.

You can apply for a credit card with Providian or Orchard Bank if your credit is not very good and are trying to establish credit. If you are a student, you can also look at applying for a card with Capital One. There is a website called http://www.creditcard.com that lists a variety of credit cards and the type of credit the lender is looking for.

In reference to a previous response, Wachovia does not offer a partially or fully secured credit card at this time, but Bank of America does.

]]> By: jasonconar http://creditdebtmanage.com/poor_credit_credit_cards/n-e-body-know-of-any-credit-cards-for-people-with-poor-credit/comment-page-1#comment-521 jasonconar Tue, 02 Mar 2010 07:44:00 +0000 #comment-521 try orchand bank. or try again with a secured credit card from bank of america or wachovia,they come with an annual fee. try orchand bank. or try again with a secured credit card from bank of america or wachovia,they come with an annual fee.

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