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Posted by admin | 03/09/10 | Tagged Secured Credit Cards
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Posted by admin | 24/08/10 | Tagged Secured Credit Cards
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I got a security deposit refund for one of closed Orchard Bank secured savings account. This was fast. I was told to receive in 30 days. The payment didn’t come from HSBC or Orchard Bank, and drawer was MoneyGram. It’s just this doesn’t sound right to me.
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Are the balances held in secured credit cards safe from judgment creditors?
Posted by admin | 19/08/10 | Tagged Secured Credit Cards
I have a secured credit card with a security deposit. I want to know if it is safe from being seized by a judgment. I know a regular savings account is not.
Depends on who the judgment creditor is. Essentially the federal government can seize just about anything they want to, but then again, the government doesn’t need to sue you and get a judgment (but sometimes they do anyway)
A judgment creditor can seize bank accounts, garnish wages and sometimes put a lien on property. It really depends what state you’re in as to what they’ll do, but I have never heard of a judgment creditor trying to seize your security deposit on a credit card.
can you tell me about secured credit cards? which one is best?
Posted by admin | 16/08/10 | Tagged Secured Credit Cards
i am trying to rebuild my credit and someone told me to try a secured credit card. anyone having any knowledge of this or tips please let me know.
I Googled it really fast and just browsed a site such as Findsecuredcards and found that a few of them stuck out to me.
You’re probably going to want to work with a card that doesn’t have an annual fee, nor do you want one with a monthly fee. Find a card with a one time fee, as well as one that reports to the major credit bureaus and you should be okay!
Can Secured Credit Cards Help Rebuild Credit?
Posted by admin | 14/08/10 | Tagged Secured Credit Cards
If you have poor credit, traditional credit cards are hard to qualify for. However, Secured Credit Cards can be an option. Gerri Detweiler, credit advisor for Credit.com, explains how secured cards work and what you need to know to successfully rebuild your credit using one.
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Getting 2 different secured credit cards a good idea?
Posted by admin | 13/08/10 | Tagged Secured Credit Cards
My credit is not so good. I had several credit cards, payed them and closed off the accounts, which now i found out i shouldn’t have done. I was told i should get a secured credit card to help better my credit score. My fiance and i really want to buy a home within the next year or so. Should i get 2 secured cards to help with my credit? I’ve done some research but wanted some opinions. Thanks in advance
Why 2 instead of 1?
The problem is if your credit is not good, you really should stay off credit scoring as it further damages your credit rating.
You can either get 1 secured with very low limit, like 100, then use it and pay back immediately. This way, you are showing good habit/repairing your credit.
Secured Credit Cards, Business Loans – Merchantcashadvance.Com
Posted by admin | 29/07/10 | Tagged Secured Credit Cards
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Credit Card Debt Information : Where to Apply for Your First Credit Card
Posted by admin | 19/07/10 | Tagged Secured Credit Cards
Apply for your first credit card by visiting a local bank and asking for a secured credit card. After paying a secured credit card on time for a set period of time, the bank will offer you an unsecured credit card. Find out why it is important to only use credit cards sparingly with information from the owner of a debt settlement company in this free video on credit cards.
Expert: Peter Repak
Contact: www.ClearFinancialCompany.com
Bio: Peter Repak has been in the debt settlement business for over half a decade. He and his wife founded the Clear Financial Company.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
Duration : 0:1:52
Repair Your Credit Rating With A Secured Credit Card
Posted by admin | 16/07/10 | Tagged Secured Credit Cards
Most people who have taken out a loan or use a credit card have credit rating. However, if you miss a payment or owe money to a creditor, the creditor will report this to a credit reporting agency that keeps records of your credit report. If you do not repair your credit immediately, you will have a negative credit rating and you will not be able to get any credit or loan in the future. You must take immediate steps to remedy this and repair your credit rating.
A good place to start your credit repair is by using a secured credit card. It is usually impossible to apply for a credit card once you have bad credit, which in turn does not afford you any opportunity of proving to your creditor that you are capable of paying your bills responsibly and on time.
To repair your credit with credit cards, obtaining a secured credit card is a good option. Secured credit card is targeted specifically to people with bad credit. When applying for a secured credit card, you are required to place with the secure credit card issuer an initial deposit equal to the amount of your credit limit; that is, you will have a credit limit of $1,000 if you place a deposit of $1,000. The issuer has the right to deduct from your deposit any outstanding balance on your card statement that you fail to pay on time. This plan thus benefits both you and the issuer; in other words the issuer carries no risk thanks to your initial deposit, and you will not fall into your old habit of being behind on or failing to make payment,
Once you have received your secured credit card, you must start practicing good money management habits in order to repair your credit. Use the card but use it sparingly, and also make sure you pay on time. By doing so, you are demonstrating to your creditors that you can be trusted and are responsible, and in this way you will slowly repair your credit.
If you do not take any steps towards credit repair, the credit reporting agency will negatively mark your credit report for seven years, so that you will not be able to get any credit or loan for all those years. By taking a positive step towards credit repair such as by applying for a secured credit card and using it responsibly, you will not have to wait that long to get good credit again.
Susan Jan
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Credit Cards & Personal Loans : Difference Between Secured & Unsecured Loans
Posted by admin | 09/07/10 | Tagged Secured Credit Cards
The difference between a secured and unsecured loan is that secured loans have some sort of physical collateral backing up the money. Unsecured loans require only a signature, but generally the borrower must have a high credit score. Obtain a secured or unsecured loan with advice from a financial adviser in this free video on loans.
Expert: Matthew McKillen
Contact: www.innovativefg.com
Bio: Matthew McKillen has more than 21 years of industry experience in arranging loans for his clients.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
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