Comments on: What credit cards are good to start credit with for first timers? http://creditcardsandchecks.com/what-credit-cards-are-good-to-start-credit-with-for-first-timers/ Information on saving money on your Credit Cards and Checks Wed, 05 Aug 2009 07:27:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Brutus http://creditcardsandchecks.com/what-credit-cards-are-good-to-start-credit-with-for-first-timers/comment-page-1/#comment-176 Brutus Sat, 17 Jan 2009 00:23:03 +0000 http://creditcardsandchecks.com/what-credit-cards-are-good-to-start-credit-with-for-first-timers/#comment-176 I would have to say orchard card would be a good one to start with, use it for a few months like around 6 months just enough to build a little bit of credit. Then you could apply for a better card that gives you rewards, such as miles cash back and others, check out here you could select a card depending on your credit, plus you are able to compare them side by side I would have to say orchard card would be a good one to start with, use it for a few months like around 6 months just enough to build a little bit of credit. Then you could apply for a better card that gives you rewards, such as miles cash back and others, check out here you could select a card depending on your credit, plus you are able to compare them side by side

]]> By: Lisa J http://creditcardsandchecks.com/what-credit-cards-are-good-to-start-credit-with-for-first-timers/comment-page-1/#comment-175 Lisa J Thu, 15 Jan 2009 15:00:21 +0000 http://creditcardsandchecks.com/what-credit-cards-are-good-to-start-credit-with-for-first-timers/#comment-175 If you have no credit then you will want one of the credit building credit cards. . If you are good about paying your bills on time, your credit score will go up and you can upgrade to a preminum card with extra low interest rate and perks. There are 2 types of cards: secured and unsecured. Secured is a prepaid card that you put money on and spend the money. Almost like a gift card. Unsecured is a "regular" card. You spend and then pay later. If you have no credit then you will want one of the credit building credit cards. . If you are good about paying your bills on time, your credit score will go up and you can upgrade to a preminum card with extra low interest rate and perks.

There are 2 types of cards: secured and unsecured. Secured is a prepaid card that you put money on and spend the money. Almost like a gift card.

Unsecured is a “regular” card. You spend and then pay later.

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