Understanding Secured Credit Card
A secured credit card they say is the answer for those who have no credit history at all or for those whose credit rating is not too great. A secured credit card is provided for those who can afford to put in a cash collateral deposit that will serve as the credit line. Some banks even offer a percentage atop that amount as a limit. You as the card holder may charge up to the amount of your collateral deposit and you may also have an option to increase credit line. The collateral deposit may vary among banks – usually between $300 and $500 in deposits. There are times when you are awarded with additional credit line without depositing more … (more) March 9, 2010


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