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I was wondering which cards are good starter cards...including any dept store cards...ie Target..Walmart...or Justice for my kids....
Cheryl
Capital One
@Cheryla18 wrote:I was wondering which cards are good starter cards...including any dept store cards...ie Target..Walmart...or Justice for my kids....
Cheryl
If your looking for cards for your kids then the first thing I would consider is making them an AU on some of your cards. If they are a student then look at some student cards, Discover has a student card. If none of those works then they would need to look at secured cards or cards with a credit union to get started.
@Creditaddict wrote:Capital One
+1 cap 1 is another option for starting out. Just don't have unreasonable expectations of the cap 1 starter card growing with them over time.
Recommended Starter Cards
1. Bank of America Secured
2. Wells Fargo Secured
3. US Bank Secured
4. Citi Bank Secured
4. Discover IT > Student > Secured
6. Capital One Secured
7. CU Secured
8. Store Cards ( Whichever Pleases The Individual)
Rebuilders
1. Merrick Bank
2. First Progress
Not Recommended
1. Credit One Bank
2. First Premier Bank
good one jeff i dont think citi is still available you can add u.s. bank to the list to
@credit-hunter wrote:good one jeff i dont think citi is still available you can add u.s. bank to the list to
Thanks and Done. The Citi Bank card may not be listed on the website, but I believe they are still offering it to customers inside their branches.
Sorry the CC is for me...when I said Justice it's a dept store that i buy some of my childrens clothes from...that is what i was meaning....Justice for my kids..lol sorry for the confusion.
Cheryl