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4 types of credit cards
Find the best card for your lifestyle from low-interest to secured to reward to student.
Credit cards & you

Which card is right for you?
The right card for you
Click on the card types to discover the advantages and drawbacks of each.
Secured
Best for: Someone with has gotten into trouble with credit cards in the past.

Pros: Most secured cards report to the three credit bureaus, so using one responsibly can be a way to establish or repair your credit rating.

Cons: The secured part means you put down a deposit, usually between $200 and $250, with your application. Many secured cards have high interest rates and annual fees. Read the fine print very carefully.

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-- Posted: Feb. 20, 2007
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