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> How to Add a New Credit Card or Debit Card
 
You can add a new credit or debit card simply by applying and being approved. See your bank or credit union for credit and debit card offers. There are cards for nearly all situations, including cards for students and people with bad credit. You can also choose from prepaid debit cards and even secured credit cards that require you to make a bank deposit to activate your credit line.


Instructions

Step 1
Apply for a debit card. Most debit cards are tied to a checking account at a bank or credit union. The checking account is opened first, followed by the debit account. Other companies market prepaid debit cards not tied directly to a bank. Many of the prepaid cards are sold in retail, payday loan and check cashing stores.

Step 2
Apply for an unsecured credit card. Unsecured credit cards don't require any collateral, such as depositing money into a savings account. Virtually all banks and credit unions offer them. Ask at your bank for an application.

Step 3
Apply for a secured credit card. Ask your bank about secured credit cards as well. In most cases, your credit line will match the amount you have on deposit. People trying to rebuild or establish their credit often are drawn to secured cards.

 
 

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*  What Is A Bad Credit Card?
 
Are Personal Loans Secured or Unsecured?
 
Can I get an auto loan even if I have bad credit?

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Bad Credit & Unsecured Credit Cards
 
Tips For Getting Out Of Credit Card Debt

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Glossary of Terms

APR - The interest rate charged on a loan, credit card, or mortgage over a year's time
 
Annual Fee - A fee charged by the card issuer for being a card holder.
 
Bad Credit - An individual's credit rating is typically considered bad or poor if their FICO score falls below 620.
 
Credit Limit - The maximum amount that a lender or credit card company will lend a borrower on a particular loan or line of credit.
 
Debt Consolidation - Taking out a loan to pay off other smaller debts, usually on better payment terms than those offered by the smaller debts on the whole.
 
Balance Transfer - The act of transferring the whole or partial balance of one credit card to another credit card.

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