The Truths And Myths Of Getting A Credit Card

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Do you want to separate the fact and the fiction of applying and receiving a credit card? Well, here are a few of the top questions asked when it comes to trying to get a credit card.


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getting a credit card


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So, you want to know the truth about credit cards? Do you want to separate the fact and the fiction of applying and receiving a credit card? Well, here are a few of the top questions asked when it comes to trying to get a credit card.

Is it hard to get a credit card?

No; depending on a few different factors when trying to get a credit card.  First thing is it depends on your credit. The better credit you have, the more likely you will get approved for the credit card. On the opposite side, if you do not have credit or your credit is not perfect, you still have a chance of getting approved, you are just more limited in your options for a credit card.

Are Credit cards safe?

The answer is yes. Credit cards are much safer than they used to be. Credit card companies are beginning to give you your money back if your card is used or stolen. This is beginning to be called “dispute resolution.” Always make sure to get rid of all receipts and sign the back of your credit card immediately when receiving it. 

How to Apply for a Credit Card? 

There are several ways to apply for a credit card. You can research credit cards you want and call and apply, you can fill out those letters you get in the mail and send them in or you can do it even faster and know within minutes by finding the card you want and applying right online. 

Is it good to have a credit card?

This can be a yes or no; depending if you know how to use them. If you have bad or no credit, than it is recommended that you start out small with a credit card. If you have really good credit; than there should not be a problem for you to try and get a credit card. For both it is recommended that you buy something and pay it off, or pay off the full balance when it is due, do not pay the minimum.  

Overall, credit cards can hurt you or help you; it all depends on when and how you use them. If you use credit cards responsibly than they can be very useful and actually help your credit. These four questions are the most commonly asked and can help you on your endeavor of find that perfect credit card.