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@Pikaboo-icu wrote:Awesome info there!
I don't need the secured but that siggy version looks pretty darn good.
I'll have to keep this card in mind for the future. I've also been looking at Uber & Savor so I'll have to compare all three.
Thanks for sharing, this will be great for a lot of people..
I've bank with them for years and have always been a happy customer -- they were the first (and only) to approve me for an unsecured card with decent SL ($5.3K) when I had virtually no revolving credit history and only p/t income that fell on the low end of the spectrum - so they hold a special place in my line-up. They also offer a good, easy to meet SUB...
Here is another. Their secured is automatic and you can keep your history as you grow. They declined my membership due to address / identity issues at either sagestream or innovis. Ex Soft pull to join. You can become a member of the New Jersey Coalition for Financial Education by making a $5 donation when you fill out your online application... or so it is said, call first.
Affinity FCU Signature Visa - 5% on Amazon, 2% on Dining and Groceries
http://explore.affinityfcu.com/cash-rewards
@spiritcraft1 wrote:Here is another. Their secured is automatic and you can keep your history as you grow. They declined my membership due to address / identity issues at either sagestream or innovis. Ex Soft pull to join. You can become a member of the New Jersey Coalition for Financial Education by making a $5 donation when you fill out your online application... or so it is said, call first.
Affinity FCU Signature Visa - 5% on Amazon, 2% on Dining and Groceries
http://explore.affinityfcu.com/cash-rewards
Nice! and that 5% on Amazon is a big winner. Low APR too... Thanks for adding it to the little list we've got going here...
Indeed, we have a great list! I love the 5% back on Amazon on the Affinity! I'm bookmarking that place!
TD Bank's secured card has been around a while. They just recently put it up on their website. You have to go to a branch to apply and open the savings account. The good thing about the card is they will review it for unsecured after 7 months.
@sjt wrote:TD Bank's secured card has been around a while. They just recently put it up on their website. You have to go to a branch to apply and open the savings account. The good thing about the card is they will review it for unsecured after 7 months.
It looks great. I could deal with that small AF until it secured. The rewards would make up for that until graduation. It's too bad they are not national.
Do you know if apple offers a soft pull credit limit increase button on login or if hard pull either way?