Which is the best credit card to apply for?
Which is the best credit card to apply for if you might not pay your bills? I don’t want all those extra fees. I have good credit.
Which is the best credit card to apply for if you might not pay your bills? I don’t want all those extra fees. I have good credit.
Bank of America® Accelerated Rewards™ American Express® Card 9.99% Standard APR
Well the world is yours….your question is going to depending on what TYPE of card you would consider ‘best’. Would that be low interest, rewards, cash back, etc…
Check Visa and Mastercard websites and see what cards and/or promotions they have going.
any rewards credit cards are good options because they have no annual fees plus they give you rewards such as points when you use them. check out under reward cards.
two credit cards i recommend to people with good credit that want to have the option of sometimes not paying the bill without getting charged a lot are…
Blue from American Express®
0% APR for up to 15 Months
APR as low as 9%
no fee
too see the full review on this card…
Citi® Platinum Select® MasterCard®
0% APR for up to 12 Months
APR as low as 8%
no fee
to see the full review…
see the detailed reviews on the credit cards, use the websites comparison features which are easy to use, and apply safely at the participating credit card companies website by clicking apply
Simmons bank has a credit card with a fixed APR of 7% or 8% that also offers 1% rewards. So, if you do carry a balance once in a while, it’s not a horrible interest rate.
you can apply for this credit card, . its made for people like you who have no credit history or bad credit. i wouldn’t be able to tell you the kind of limit you would be able to get but its guaranteed to be at least 1500 i think. i was able to get a 2500 dollar credit line myself with my horrrrrible credit.
All credit cards have extra fees. Credit card interest is very high compared to loans from credit unions and they are more flexible, allowing you to make your montly payments smaller sometimes. If you have to go with a credit card, I think you should get a rewards card (doesnt matter which company) I recommend not getting a credit card and getting a loan from a credit union instead if your credit is indeed good.