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debbie abbott
Date:
June 4, 2008, 4:25 pm
What credit score do you have to have to get an unsecured credit card and do you take it from the middle of the 3 credit bureaus
Answer:
You need to have just a valid credit score to qualify for an unsecured credit card. Secured credit cards are basically designed for those who have no credit score at all and those with heavily damaged credit or recent bankruptcy. In all other cases unsecured cards are easily available to apply for. With the credit score of 650-850 you can get an excellent or good credit card with lowest interest rates and rewards. If your score is average or even less, say it is between 350 and 659, because your credit history is too short and you're currently developing it, you can count on average or limited credit offers. In case your history got a hit by late payments and now needs improvement, consider cards for bad credit score. They have low limits but are a good way to rebuild your credit overtime if you make all your payments on time and do not exceed the balance. So, check your credit score to know which card you qualify for. We advise you pull the score from all the three bureaus as the bank may consider the 3 variants of it. Some banks may use only one bureau to assess your eligibility.
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bett j betsill
Date:
July 11, 2008, 7:06 pm
At the time of my marriage in 1999 I had considerably good credit. Unfortunately due to moving from California to Texas for this marriage, I gave up my employment. I soon discovered my husband had misrepresented several issue's pertaining to his financial situation. Also during the 7 years we stayed in Texas his ex-family continued to use his name to obtain credit as well as mine. Basically his credit report is a disaster and for all my begging he refuses to want to deal with repairing it. Mine is not to bad the last time I checked with the exception of a lot of addresses I never lived at, and of course although I never took his name at marriage our names have emerged together on mostly his report. I took over the family budget when we returned to California upon retirement. He does pay a percent of his retirement to his ex-wife but also works a job here as he was going crazy sitting home. We do rent and we also have one car that we recently paid off. Our rent is $1200.00 which includes all utilities. We ha
Answer:
With all you say, you seem to a potential lender as someone with a very poor credit and shaky financial situation. Besides, you are on a retirement now and it does not give confidence in your great payment resources. All you can count on in your situation is a small limit card for bad credit or a secured card, both being a good way to reestablish your credit history. Your approval though will depend on many factors such as your household income, your current balances if any, how you pay for them, etc. If you prefer unsecured credit, look at Orchard Bank offers. Orchard Bank Classic MasterCard®, for example, is a bad credit offer with 0% intro APRs on purchases and balance transfers. It is a great opportunity to save while repairing your credit. You may consider a secured credit card if you want to have more chances for approval and better opportunities to rebuild credit. Secured cards online report to national credit bureaus which allows you to improve credit faster.So, choose which variant suits you most. Apply online and get a second chance for a favorable credit rating.
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