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Comment on What are some of the best credit cards for someone to start a credit history? by Jeremy P

Jeremy P — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 19:25:47 +0000

Avoid ‘gas’ and ‘retail’ credit cards! You’ll end up paying extremely high interest rates (23.99%-29.99%) and tons of hidden fees. There’s actually a wide variety of options for people to build or improve credit. You can find a complete list of credit cards here:

You’ll end up paying higher interest rates and some additional fees with these offers too– but much less than a retail or gas card.

You could also consider a ’student credit card’. These offers will have higher interest rates– but less fees than the offers above. You can find a complete list here:

Eventually, with regular on-time payments– you’ll be able to apply for offers with lower APR’s and less fees.

Hope this helps. GOOD LUCK!

Comment on I have come into a large sum of money, is it best to pay off all of my credit cards to a zero balance? by more_brains_than_brawn

more_brains_than_brawn — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 06:29:25 +0000

It depends on the size of the sum of money you got and the amount you owe. If you can pay everything off and still have enough left over to buy a house, car, or whatever it is you want, then pay the whole thing off. If after paying them off, you don’t have much left over, or not enough to buy your car/home etc, then pay enough so the interest charges aren’t killing you and make steady payments every month, more than the minimum, until they are paid off.

Comment on I have come into a large sum of money, is it best to pay off all of my credit cards to a zero balance? by David G

David G — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 06:08:49 +0000

In general, it will be best to just pay them off. Once you’ve done this, charge lunch once a month and pay it off at the end of the month. This will create activity (improving your credit score) while you’ll be paying no interest by paying off your entire balance each month during the grace period.