If You’re Still Shopping for a Credit Card
Remember how I mentioned that I’d found a new way to learn about your credit score? Well, just recently I was alerted to another cool online tool, this one allowing you to compare quality credit cards, based on APR rates, rewards, annual fees, etc. Check it out: Compare Best Credit Card Deals.
No, I still haven’t gotten my own, beyond the credit/debit Visa with my bank account and the GAP card I’ve had since college. I think I’m still smarting from the Dave Ramsey book I read a few months ago, and, honestly, I do not need a credit card. Getting one just in the name of improving my credit score seems silly. Getting one for the rewards would make more sense, but I do get great rewards already with my bank account. So I am still sitting on the fence.
If I were to get one, these are the things I’d definitely be looking for:
1) Great rewards, probably via cash back or money at stores I frequent
2) No annual fees
*(3) I’d also recommend getting one with a low APR, but that seems to imply that you should carry a balance, which, for the record, I do NOT think is a good idea.
Anyway, if you are in the market or just want a great source for information, check out the link above. And let me know what you think!
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I have a few credit cards that I never use. I don’t know how much they help my credit score.
When I look for a credit card, look for something with benefits that you may like…a card for specific type of gas station, etc.