So i have a credit card with 700$ in it and i’ve already used it all but now i need to pay it off. But the thing is i don’t want to.
I wanted to know what will happen. Will they keep charging me for late fees and increase the debt further? I already know that my credit score will suffer because of this but how much? This is actually the only opened card i have on deck right now.
How is bad credit and good credit determined, and given my situation, how do I make it better.
Please help because I’m thinking about giving a credit card a try since people owe hundreds and thousands of dollars on them, and somehow continue to be approved. Don’t get it.
I’m a college student and I don’t really have a credit history. I know companies have credit card programs specifically for people like me. Does anyone know who has the best program?
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If I have a credit card that I do not use, how does this account reflect on my credit report? Does it show an open account in good standing?
How does a college grad get a credit card with no credit history and no employment history? Can someone cosign to get one?
No one told me you needed a credit history to get a card and experience to get a job (only a degree for getting a job)
Take Obama for instance, he became President in the middle of a recession, and Bush messed the country up, so at least give Obama some time to fix it, and move onto change.
But the likes of Tony Blair (UK) and Goerge Bush (USA) came to fresh starts, when they came to power, the economy was good, and things were running smoothly with no wars or mass problems. These types of leaders should be blamed, the ones who come to fresh countries and don’t do anything, but ones who come to messes should be given time and a chance.
Your thoughts?
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