== Obtaining a credit card== I did. In fact, my first card was a gold card. I had no job, hadn't had one for years. Nor did I have any other form of income. Now I have three cards all of them platinum and I don't want any more. (It's not good for your credit rating to have too many cards even if you don't use them!) I've done a little freelance work over the past several years but nothing steady or longterm. Right now, I only work part time, yet each one of my cards (only one carries a small balance - less than $1000) has a limit of over $10,000, and my interest rates range from 5% to 9.9%. See, good credit is rewarded with low interest rates. I would never pay the exorbitant interest rates a lot of cards charge - it's outrageous. I don't think card companies really care who they issue cards to as long as they get paid. If someone can only afford to make the minimum payment, that's even better for the card companies because the tiny payments barely cover the interest. More input from FAQ Farmers: * I have a terrible credit rating, ccjs etc due to a few years of financial difficulty............however I concentrated on paying back my bank overdraft and have kept my current account in credit for a year. My bank has now given me an overdraft facility and a credit card, and I,m not working at the moment. But be careful: If you charge anything, pay it off that month. Many of these cards have low amounts available and if you are late or over the limit, you could wind up in a neverending cycle of fees. Yikes!
Normally you need a source of income to get a credit card. Some credit issuers, though, will issue a credit card to a college student based on his parents' credit record; this is done with the parents' permission, usually with the condition that the parents are responsible for any delinquent balances. (This helps the student establish a credit rating, with the risk of the student demolishing the parents' rating.)
you can go to the abbey bank and get a red cash card.
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No. Lots of people with jobs don't have credit cards.
Yes, you can get Bad Credit Loan.
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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"To apply for a Capitol One credit card, you would need to first have a stable job, and a good credit history. Then you would need to go to their webpage, and fill out the requested application."
In general, any debt you owe on any credit card is still payable if you lose a job.
To acess your Amazon account you do not need a credit card. To purchase anything on Amazon you then need a credit card.
Depending on the type of employer where you are doing the credit card processing and the position that you are looking for. These positions are mostly sr. management and high volume CSR.
Minimum age is 18 years old with experience, and any true online job will never need a credit card. You never pay for a job
A credit card with no job
yes you need a credit card