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The Credit Card Prepaid Option

Thursday, February 3rd, 2011



Credit cards are all the rage these days but it can be dangerous if you keep spending and spending while not knowing that you will end up paying really high bills each month. So that you can manage your money better, you might want to look into prepaid options instead.

Prepaid cards are simple to use in that you just have to load the card up with cash and then use up that cash using the card just like any other credit card. It works by debiting the balance that you put in it and once it’s finished, just load the card up again. This is effective because you won’t end up with monthly bills from the credit card company and that means you are never in debt.

Other reasons for getting a prepaid card include not having to carry around so much cash with you. A credit card prepaid option means that even if you lose the card, you can replace it with another one and you won’t lose any of the money that you have in the account. Also, since it is a prepaid card that holds your cash, you don’t have to worry about being charged any interest rates. That is a really big advantage since you can spend your money in the card to the very last cent. And, of course, you can use this card to buy things on the Internet and wherever else you feel a card will be best to use instead of cash.

Payday Loans And No Credit Check – The Best Options?

Friday, August 6th, 2010



If you should be someone who may need money but have stayed away from lenders because you know your credit rating is bad, here is a way you can still get the cash you need. Payday loans are small loans that enable you to get cash quickly – sometimes in less than an hour. Besides being quick, you will also want to know that there is no credit check, either. Here is some information that will show you how you can get a payday loan for yourself.

Payday loans can be obtained easily online, or by going down to the nearest payday loan or cash advance store. They also have a few other similar names but are really all the same thing and operate the same way.

Applying for a payday loan is easy and should only take about 10 minutes. The qualifications are rather simple and most working people who do apply are given the loan they want. Since no credit check is given, it does not matter what status your credit score is in at the time.

The first thing you will need is to have been employed at the same place for at least two months. You will need to provide the name of your employer and contact information. Then, you will be asked if you make at least $1,000 per month – some locations may make this requirement higher – up to $1,500 each month.

A final qualification is that you will need a checking account that has been opened for at least two months. This is the account where your money will be deposited electronically once you have been approved. You also will need to provide authorization (or a postdated check) for them to be able to withdraw the amount of the loan plus the interest on the day it is due.

It is possible that you will need to fax them some of this information to verify your employment and bank account. You may need to fax copies of recent pay stubs, and possible bank account information. A no fax payday loan does not require you to fax this information, but they will still need to verify it before you can be approved. Fax payday loans are faster since you are sending the information they need shortly after you fill out the application.

The only system that most of them will be sure to check with is called Teletrack. It is a system payday loan lenders set up to keep track of current loans that people take out and the status of those loans. In some states, you can have up to three payday loans out at the same time – other states permit just one and smaller amounts.

Payday loan lenders provide the same services across the market – but there are a couple of differences you should know about. One of these is that the interest rates do vary quite a bit – anywhere from 15 to 30%. Another thing is that some lenders allow you to make more than one payment when you are paying off the loan. By shopping around some, you can find the deal that will work best for your needs – and possibly get it in about an hour. Also, if this is your first payday loan, be sure to look for lenders who will give you the first one interest free.

Credit Cards for No Credit History

Monday, December 21st, 2009



You may be one of the fortunate or unfortunate, depending on how you look at it, that does not have any credit. In some cases, having no credit is just as bad if not worse as having bad credit. Usually these are young people, students or divorced or widowed women that had joint credit with their husbands. So what do you do when you want or need a credit card?

Ok, I know, no one needs a credit card. It is always good to have one credit card for emergency purposes. And the good news is that even if you have no credit there are options available to you to get credit cards. One option is a secured credit card. Yes, they do not sound fun, secured means that you have given the company money, and they are basically holding it for you until you use it. Your limit is usually set by the size of your deposit. You still need to make sure that you are making your payments, on time each month or the credit card company can take the money you have in savings. Make monthly payments on time and you may be able to switch to an unsecured credit card.

Apply for a gas card with your gas station. Those are usually easier to get then a credit card. Make sure that you make your payments each month to build you credit. Lenders not only want to see that you have credit, but they want to make sure that you are going to pay your bills as well.

Go to your bank and make sure that you have a checking and savings account. Talk to your bank and apply for their credit card. Usually having a good relationship with you bank can help you get credit when you need it, even if you don’t currently have it. The smaller the bank the better, little credit unions and local banks are more helpful then big national companies where you are just a number.
Your favorite store can also help you get a credit card. Make sure that the department store reports to the credit bureau, if it doesn’t then the credit card is really not going to help you establish a credit history.

Keep in mind that paying your bills are not the only thing credit card companies look at. They want to see how often you move and how steady your income is. These play a major role is whether or not you get a credit card.

There is hope for people that have no credit and want credit cards. You just have to know what the credit card company is looking for and apply only to those that you think will accept you, because getting rejected for credit can hurt just as bad as bad credit.

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