What is the best credit card to get when you have no credit history?
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Try applying for Cap1 or Discover.  If you get denied you may have collections or something else negative on credit.  You'll want to open a secured account at either Bank of America or Wells Fargo where you will put money into a savings to act as collateral.  When you close the account you'll get that money back plus some interest.  Stay far away from companies offering a secured account that don't ask for a deposit.  They will give you a card with a full balance!  If the card has a $200 balance, you will owe $200 of the bat.  They say that they're doing you a favor because if you pay them on time you'll get better credit.  Your credit score is determined by a large part by your balance-to-credit limit ratio.  The lower you keep your balances compared to your credit limits, the better your score will be.  Using these scam cards you are giving yourself a ratio of 100%!  Stay with the big dogs or your trusted local bank if you go with a secure account.  Keep your ratio under 50% and your payments on time and you'll get offers for unsecured credit cards in 6 months or less.  Get two or three of those (keeping them under 50%) and you can close the secured account, take your deposit, and buy yourself a "congratulations" gift with the $200.
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http://www.walmartcreditcard.com/\n\nthere are 2 different cards...a walmart/sams club ONLY card, and a discover that is accepted wherever discover is
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Try the bank where you have a checking account they will probably give you a credit card. You have to start out  small with like a 200 or 500 dollar limit.
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http://www.creditcard321.com/\nBut be careful when getting a credit card, period.\nGet one only for emergencies or don't get one at all. The debt thing in america is out of control.
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You should open a credit card.  Even if you are not going to use it, you must have credit to establish credit.  There is a great article below that will explain this is detail.
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try a department store card, or try something like rentway, with a department store credit card you can purchase something small every month and pay the full balance everymonth. by the time 3 months or so passes, once your credit is ran for a "credit Card" you should have an excellent paying history.  my younger sister was having a hard time too, she opened up a JC Penny card account and bought small things every month and paid the balance in full everymonth. 5 months later she got a mastercard.
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First of all you should have your credit report to know your score so as you won't make a wrong application. The fastest and the most convenient way to choose a credit card and qualify for it is by Internet. You just go to a site, look through credit card offers and fill out an application form and you can receive your card in about 7-10 business days. There are numerous sites of the kind, and you shouldn't fear to use them.\n\nYou can try these:
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TRY DIRECTMERCHANTSBANK.COM OR GMFLEXCARD.COM OR WELLSFARGO.COM\n\nNO ANNUAL FEE, NO PROCESSING FEE AND NO SECURITY DEPOSIT.YOU WANT TO STAY AWAY FROM ALL OF THAT.\n\nIF YOU DON'T HAVE ANY CREDIT THOSE CREDIT CARD WOULD HELP YOU TO BUILD YOUR CREDIT. GOOD LUCK!!!
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If you have no credit, its almost like having bad credit. Nobody will want to finance you because you have no history. Your best bet would be to go for a HUD home. They will build a home for you or give you a standing home in good condition and they will work out a payment that meets your budget. It was designed for people in simaler postitions. There is also Section 8 houseing that you can look into. There are probably waiting lists for them. Other than that you could get a realitor to point you in the right direction.
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Open a savings account with Citibank ask them for a secured credit card.  You will need a Social Security Card and an established credit history, i.e. five or so tradelines (credit cards, cell phone account etc...) in your name to establish credit here in the states.  But a secured credit card is a good first step for someone with no credit history at all.  Always pay the bill on time and keep the credit limit low.  Eventually other banks will be willing to offer you additional credit as you prove credit worthiness.
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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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Sounds like a prepaid credit card may be the way for you to go... \n\nHere is a link to one that says "No credit or bad credit OK, NO credit check required, No employment required"\n\nhttp://www.fastcreditcardoffer.com/credit-card-search/credit-rating/bad-credit-no-credit/default.aspx\n\nGood luck.\n\n.
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The easiest credit card to get is American Express Blue for students. It has a limit of $2500 and they give it to you right away. Just apply and in one week you have a new card
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If you must have a credit card, get one with no annual fee and which pays you back.\n\nPersonally, I use a Citibank Platinum Dividend Select Mastercard, which pays back 5% on gasoline, supermarket and drugstore purchases, 1% on everything else.\n\nUse any credit card with extreme caution. If you don't pay your balance off in full (and on time) every month, the interest rates and fees will dwarf any benefit you will get from using the card. Most people make the mistake of thinking a credit card will stretch their money because they can buy things they don't have the money for. That's dead wrong. It doesn't stretch your money; it *shrinks* it. The reality is that you not only have to pay for what you bought, but interest on top of it. As a result, you'll eventually wind up paying $121 for something that you initially charged for $100. It's not a good way to live. Don't get in over your head.
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Simple, go to www.creditcards.com and compare the cards, and choose one.  \n\nFill out the online form, and if they approve you, you will be sent a card in the mail.  \n\nActivate the card, and begin using it for purchases, but be careful not to get yourself into debt!!!!  Manage your credit wisely.\n\nLearn more at http://www.thetruthaboutmortgage.com
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Getting good credit is not an easy road. Whether you choose to get a Credit Card, A Store Revolving Credit Card, or even purchase a car, you've got to be very very disciplined. \nI suggest never purchasing anything with a credit card that you couldn't with your bank card. At the end of EVERY month, pay off the entire balance.\n\nDo not apply for many credit cards. Find the credit card with the best terms and interest rate, apply once, and watch it carefully. \n\nYou're Credit Score is determined by your credit limit, your credit/debt ratio, length of time of your credit history, payment history, credit inquiries, etc.\n\nI suggest checking your credit report for free. You can check it once per year per reporting agency. I suggest checking one agency every 4 months (=12 months). Checking your own credit report does not hurt your credit score. If you purchase a score with your report, usually they'll give you suggestions to improve your score.
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Try Advanced Credit Systems.\n\nVery reliable and great pricing!