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Unsecured Credit Cards
Unsecured credit cards are for people with "not so perfect" credit, but still good enough to avoid putting down collateral or to have to open a special savings account to secure their new card. The difference between regular and "unsecured" credit cards is in the higher interest rate of the latter. The issuers of these cards charge a premium interest or assess your account with various fees.
Please Note: Regular "average-to-good" credit credit cards are not advertised as unsecured so you don't need to have a very good credit rating to be able to get approved for unsecured credit cards.
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Bad Credit or No Credit can hurt you
All lenders will charge people with no credit or poor credit a higher interest rate when financing a new car, a home or just about anything. Even worst, they might turn you down. Car dealers may charge you over 20% interest, while other people pay less than 10%. Banks run credit checks on new account applications, and if you have bad credit, you might not even be able to open a new checking account. The catch is, that for people with bad credit or no credit, the options to get a new credit card are limited. This is where we can help: please browse through our selection of poor credit credit cards, and feel free to apply for the ones best meeting your needs. It is a good idea to choose from credit cards that report to at least one credit bureau.