Credit Card Apply

I want to apply credit card, I never had credit card myself. So how do I apply it? And I do not work since I am stay at home mom of two boys but I do have SSI, Will it going be okay if I apply card no matter what if I don't work but have SSI?...And which credit card should I apply it?

You need a card if you want to build credit. Many people assume they will just pay in cash for everything, but that does not work when you are ready to own your own home or buy a new car. If you have not established credit yet you may be best off going for a secured card at first. This means that you will put down the amount of money your limit will be. Rule of thumb says that you should put down at least $300. If you have credit already you can probably get an unsecured card, however the credit industry is really tightening their belts right now. You can check out many different types of card, the APR, and the different rewards at creditcards.com. There will be a very simple form to fill out.

2009-05-26 14:26:57 by Mommy of two beautiful ♂

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My wife has SSN, but no job and income. Is she eligible to open a checking account in the bank like Citi, and how? and as she has no credit score, can she even apply a credit card?
Thanks.

She can probably open a checking account but she will need a minimum deposit to get one. It can range from $5.00 on up depending as to what bank she goes through. As for a credit card I doubt that she will be able to get one now because of the economy and the fact that she has no income/no credit score. I would suggest that she wait on the card until she is employed for at least 6 months to a year before she even applies for one. By waiting her chances of getting one will be better for her than what they are now. Keep in mind that there are people with excellent scores and the banks are having there credit limit cut to half of what it was or they are even closing the accounts out due the economy. She would be better off to wait on the card.

2009-03-18 15:11:03 by Dennis Z

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I have years of excellent on-time rental history, however I have no credit because I've never been in debt (always pay bills on time) go figure. I was wondering which credit cards I could apply for, for the first time. Wal-Mart Credit card rejected me because I have no credit, and I'm just looking for something small so I can put things on the card and pay them off quickly to establish some sort of credit. Any suggestions?

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2007-09-30 05:24:15 by flori0009

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I have been searching online for details, but to no avail. Can Singapore banks allow a 19 year old with annual income of $18000, (might be more, that's is only for basic, but i have allowances, claims, overtime also) to apply Credit Card, instead of Supplementary Card .
Please some, advise.

I have looked at different Singaporean credit card offers, Visa and MasterCard, and I couldn't find an exception. It may be a law in Singapore that a credit card applicant needs to be 21 to apply for a credit card.

Requirements for RBS credit cards
• You must be between 21 & 65 years of age.
• Singapore Citizens & Permanent Residents: Minimum income is S$30,000 p.a.
• Foreigners: Minimum income is $60,000 p.a.

Requirements for HSBC credit cards
Applicants must have a minimum income of S$50,000 p.a. and be at least 21 years of age.

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2009-05-15 01:18:15 by babe

My husband runs his own subcontracting business and he is needing to apply for a business credit card. I researched some and so far Discover's business card seems good. Any other ideas?

Well, if he's not planning on carrying a balance and just funneling his spending through a credit card and paying off the balance each month, then you'll want to get the business rewards card that pays the most (e.g. cash back reward) for what his business buys.

You can use this rewards calculator to see which business rewards card will pay him the most in rewards for his business's normal spending profile:
http://www.creditcardtuneup.com/?card_ty pe=Business

2008-09-23 10:43:20 by Amanda