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Secured Credit Cards

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If you have bad credit and want to take the step to repair your credit rating, a secured credit card is probably the best option for you.

This is a credit card that anyone can be approved for regardless of credit history so long as they provide collateral funds in a bank account in case they default on their payments.

A secured credit card helps you build credit because the issuer reports responsible usage of the card back to the all three major credit bureaus.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 07 June 2011 11:24  



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