No credit card required
Browse credit cards from a variety of issuers to see if there's a better card for you.
I am new to credit and i am just now getting large credit limits. But, i only have one card that offers convenience checks which is through keybank. What are some of the easier cards to get that offer convenience checks? My credit scores are all near 700, but i have a lot of inquiries and recently opened accounts
@accjohn1990 wrote:I am new to credit and i am just now getting large credit limits. But, i only have one card that offers convenience checks which is through keybank. What are some of the easier cards to get that offer convenience checks? My credit scores are all near 700, but i have a lot of inquiries and recently opened accounts
CapOne will occasionally send them just be careful to read them as some have different terms and conditions than others. If you don't get them (and your account is eligible) you can go online and request one be sent to you and you can cash and do with it what you please.
Bank of America sends me 2 checks per month even though I never use them. I love BofA. Citi has sent them to me as well.
@Loquat wrote:
@accjohn1990 wrote:I am new to credit and i am just now getting large credit limits. But, i only have one card that offers convenience checks which is through keybank. What are some of the easier cards to get that offer convenience checks? My credit scores are all near 700, but i have a lot of inquiries and recently opened accounts
CapOne will occasionally send them just be careful to read them as some have different terms and conditions than others. If you don't get them (and your account is eligible) you can go online and request one be sent to you and you can cash and do with it what you please.
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
Yup Boa and maybe Discover? I know Boa likes to send them like you are collecting royalty
To add on to what AJC mentioned, Discover will let you DD into your checking account so there is no need to wait for a check.
Citi Simplicity
NASA Federal sends them to me all the time as does USAA.
Sams MC does that a lot. IMHO would really be careful of those checks. If you need to make a big purchase in a store, look for 0% finance as a cheaper, better long term option.