The easiest way would be to get a secured credit card, which means you essentially pay for it. But if you're credit is passable, you may be able to get an unsecured card on your own or use a co-signer to boost your chances.
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A credit card with no job
Any legitimate job on the internet DOES NOT require you to have a credit card. Never pay a fee for any job, it's a scam.
can i get a credit card im 17years old married and have a job and a kid
Start with a department store card. If you can't get that start with a "secured" credit card. It will build credit and allow you to apply for a regular credit card down the road.
No. Lots of people with jobs don't have credit cards.
The way to apply for any credit card including a platinum credit card would be to go to the website and apply. You need a stable job and good credit too.
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If you have a job or if you are a working student, you can apply to have a credit card. Because credit card companies like HSBC will not allow people to apply for a credit card without a salary. If you are a working student, you can apply for one and the amount or limit of your credit card will depend on your salary.
Having a credit card is not always an easy job. There are advantages, but also disadvantages. One of the disadvantage is to have a poor credit card record which means that the credit card is being overused. With the poor credit card record, the applicant would find it difficult to approach the amount, because it would be more expensive than normal.
In general, any debt you owe on any credit card is still payable if you lose a job.
I don't know about yours. I have a job, and get paid for working. Part of my pay is used to pay off my credit card bill.