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Gas Savings: 4 Credit Cards to Help You Save At the Pump

Gas prices are getting ridiculously high, aren't they? Here are a few credit cards that offer a little price relief in the form of cash rebates.

BankAmericard Power Rewards Visa Signature Card

You earn triple points on gas, drug stores and groceries for the first six months after opening your account. Spend at least $100 within 60 days of opening your account and receive a $50 statement credit. You can apply the $50 to your next tank of gas. Or maybe that covers only a partial tank of gas, depending on the size of your car.

APR and fees: You get a zero percent APR on purchases for the first 12 statement closing dates. The regular APR starts as low as 12.99 percent. There's no annual fee.

Blue Cash Everyday from American Express

This is a new card on the market and there's a lot to like about it. You get 2 percent back at gas stations. Unlike the old American Express Blue Cash card, there are no high spending tiers you have to reach. Right now, I'm focusing on cash back for gas purchases, but it's worth noting that with this card you also get 3 percent at grocery stores, 2 percent on department stores and 1 percent on all other purchases.

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Tribute and aspire offer them also but its not secured they charge you $150-170 to get it with limit of $300 but on the good side you can build up to $1000 in 6 months and then get a better card.

Sharing my own experience I can say that I began with student credit card. It helped me greatly as it offers the best options for young people. Don’t be afraid of owning a plastic. If you are careful, you are sure to have a successful financial future. I advise you to visit the following website: creditcardspecialist.com/Stud… I have found the card that suits me.

Get a card that you cannot use everywhere, and use it for something that is useful. eg, if you have a car, then get a Sears credit card, because a) you can only use it at sears and b) you can use it to help you repair your car, or get new tires.

Chevron or Shell Gas card. Just pay it off at the end of every month to avoid interest. you also get reward points for discounts free gas gift cards as you build up to certain points as the more times you use the card. the key again being to pay it off every month you will build good credit very fast.

If you have a limited credit history, you won’t be able to qualify for most ‘standard’ credit cards. Here’s some examples of offers for people with little or no credit:

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While these offers tend to have higher interest rates and additional fees, they’ll help you establish you credit history and improve your credit score. Eventually, with regular on-time payments you’ll be able to qualify for a better offer. but for now you’ll be limited…

I would recommend Orchard Bank or Capital one in your situation…

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credit cards are traps! trust me u will be swimming in debt in no time u can build credit in other safer ways like cell phone bills or other kind of things like that. credit cards are the most risky due to their high rate or interest and easily abusable ways.

A debit card, you use it like a credit card but you use your own money.

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