Poor Credit Rating Credit Cards - For People With a Bad Credit Rating

Below you can view a selection of bad credit credit cards for people with a poor credit score. Poor credit rating credit cards are popular in America, as they are aimed at people who have difficulty getting a regular credit card. Bad credit credit cards are credit cards for bad credit. You can help yourself by building up your credit score with special facilities to do so (some bad credit credit cards providers will send reports to the three major credit bureaus monthly – this does require a good card performance from you!). Applying for bad credit credit cards is easy.

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By getting poor credit rateing credit cards you can improve your financial future by re-building or building your credit history. This will require you to make your minimum payments on time. Use the chart below to compare the main features of credit cards for bad credit – is there an annual fee? How much is the interest rate?

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Orchard Bank Visa Classic
Orchard Bank Visa Classic

Visa CardUp to 19%$0 - $59 (12 months) $35 - $59N/ANoN/A5%5%Up to 19%NoOrchard Bank Visa Classic
The Orchard Bank Visa Card can help you get your credit back on track. These are credit cards for bad credit. We report monthly to all three major credit bureaus giving you the opportunity to rebuild your credit with good payment behavior! You'll also enjoy acceptance at millions of locations including website purchases and reservations; account information updated and at your fingertips 24/7; email and text messages to remind you of your upcoming payment due date with online enrollment.
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Services

1.Free standard onine bill pay
2.Free online access and account management tools
3.Your choice of payment due dates
4.Zero Fraud Liability Protection


Advantages

Advantages

1.Reports to 3 Major Credit Bureaus Monthly Providing You the Opportunity to Rebuild Your Credit Score!
2.Acceptance at Millions of Locations Including Website Purchases and Reservations
3.Your Account Information is Updated and at Your Fingertips 24/7 So You Can Manage It Your Way
4.Email and Text Messages to Remind You of Your Upcoming Payment Due Date with Online Enrollment
5.On-Call Customer Service Representatives to Assist You with Questions and Concerns


Disadvantages

Disadvantages

1.The variable Cash APR is 19.90%.
2.The variable Penalty APR is 29.49%. Your APRs may increase to the Penalty APR if you fail to make a minimum payment to us when due. A Balance Transfer Fee of 5% ($5 minimum) will apply to balance transfers, if available, including credit card checks. A 5% ($5 minimum) Cash Advance Fee will apply to cash advances.
3.The Minimum Interest Charge is $1. The Foreign Transaction Fee is 3% of the U.S. dollar amount on transactions made in a foreign currency.

First Progress Secured MasterCard® Credit Card
First Progress Secured MasterCard® Credit Card

Mastercard14.99%Annual fee $39N/ANo$30019%See website for details14%YesFirst Progress Secured MasterCard® Credit Card
The First Progress Platinum Secured MasterCard® Credit Card is a full-feature Platinum MasterCard® with a credit line based on a security deposit rather than on a credit score. The card is designed to advance the accumulation of new information in a credit file by reporting account activity to all three of the major national credit bureaus every month. And because it's a full-feature Platinum MasterCard®, the card provides the convenience and prestige of the worldwide MasterCard® system. For further information, see "About The Program".
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Services

1. Opportunity to rebuild credit


Advantages

Advantages

1. The First Progress Secured Credit Card has been designed for customers who may have had credit issues in the past and need to re-build credit or who are just starting out and need to build new credit.
2. In order to help our customers advance the accumulation of new information in their credit file, we report all usage and payment activity to all three national credit bureaus every month.
3. The card does not say 'secured on it', instead it carries the words “Platinum”, “First Progress”, and “MasterCard”, and will be embossed with your name.
4. Just click on the "How to Apply" page to get started! The First Progress secured card program is available to residents of a U.S. state; however, at present, it is not available in Alaska, Arkansas, Iowa, Maine, New York, West Virginia, or Wisconsin
5. You may be approved for this card with any credit score and credit history so long as: any bankruptcy in your credit history has been discharged, you successfully fund your security deposit, and you meet the government-mandated identity and income credit card requirements.


Disadvantages

Disadvantages

1. You must maintain a security Deposit of at least $300 in a non-interest bearing Deposit Account at Synovus Bank as a condition of our approving your Account
2. At present the card is not available in Alaska, Arkansas, Iowa, Maine, New York, West Virginia, or Wisconsin.

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