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You need a credit card in order to build credit! I suggest starting off with one credit card. You can make a few purchases on it every month and then pay it off quickly. This is the most efficient way to build credit.
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What credit card does not have a limit?
Smart Cards
How do you qualify for credit cards with 0 interest?
It is impossible to qualify for credit cards with 0 interest. You can read about why at www.creditcards.com › Credit Card News › Credit Card Help or www.moneybluebook.com/0-balance-transfer-credit-cards-no-fee/
Who is the creator of credit cards?
A very smart guy.
What is the term 'Smart Money' used for?
Credit Cards ,,
What are the names of some credit cards offering 0 percent APR?
Most 0% APR credit card offers are for balance transfers from one credit card to another. This is a smart option if you are looking to pay down your credit card debt. Some credit cards that offer this benefit are Capital One Platinum, Discover It, and the Citi Diamond Preferred card.
What is the difference between a credit card and smart card?
Credit cards are an application of smart card.Credit cards are either smart card or magnetic strip card.A smart card is a card which have an IC chip to process the data/ Smart card have the capability to process the data.
Where is data stored on a credit card?
in a magnetic stripe, for magnetic cards and in a chip, for smart cards
What are the purposes of smart cards?
Smart cards are small plastic cards embedded with integrated circuits. Smart card technology is used for credit and debit cards, mobile phone or tablet SIM cards, authorization cards for paid television, prepaid cards, public transport payment cards, and more.
What exactly are 0 credit cards?
0 credit cards have no annual percentage rate, which means that you don't get charged anything yearly for having the credit card. They are usually for people with really great credit.
Are there any credit cards available with a permanent 0% interest rate?
No, there are no credit cards available with a permanent 0% interest rate. You can however get the low interest rates one at www.which4u.com.au/credit-cards/lowest-interest-rate -
what is 0 credit cards used for?
It is not clear from the question what 0 credit cards are. The author might be referring to zero interest credit cards. Those are used for people making a large purchase that needs to be paid off over many months.
Where can one find a 0 percent APR credit card?
A great place to start searching for a 0% APR credit card is Get Rich Slowly's article on the best 0% APR credit cards of 2013. They compare the various 0% APR credit cards to show the benefits or disadvantages of each.
