08-22-2009 11:24 AM
08-22-2009 05:12 PM
What's wrong with secured cards?
mamato2kids wrote:
I have a lower FICO around a 630 and I have no credit cards. I can't seem to get approved for anything that seems fair. Is a secured CC the only way I can go? I have a USAA account but they denied me and BofA account but they refused to preapprove me. I am just at a loss!
08-22-2009 05:58 PM
I have two cards ( Credit One and 1st Premier Bank, although I have yet to receieve it ), and they are both geared towards those with lower credit scores. If I had to suggest one of the two, I'd go with Credit One, although they charged in upwards of $ 7.95, to make payments online.
And, as far as secured cards, I heard good things about Public Savings Bank.

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