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 High
school grad heading into the workforce: Your first credit
card
By
Bankrate.com
Getting a credit card is relatively
easy. Many companies offer limited credit lines with high
interest rates, and most don't require a minimum income. If
used wisely, credit cards lead to a respectable credit report
and make it easier to purchase a car, rent an apartment and
even buy a home. If used haphazardly, credit cards get you
into a heap of trouble.
Links:
7
steps to your first card, Understanding
credit card contracts, FAQ
about credit cards, Check
your know-how before swiping your plastic, Pay
on time or pay hefty fees, Despite
debt dangers, young adults need credit cards, Understanding
credit
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