Things You'll Need:
- help in rebuilding your credit with a low credit line credit card
- application for a low credit line credit card
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Step 1
If you are thinking about getting a low line of credit credit card there are three major questions you will want answered.
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Step 2
The first question you need ask is how much is the cost of the card.
Some of these types of credit cards not only cost money to activate, but have a yearly activation fee. If the initial line of credit is for instance $300.00 and the fee is $65.00, your available credit will in actuality be $235.00 to start off with. Many low line credit cards also do not allow you to pay that fee off immediately. The fee is charged to the account monthly. -
Step 3
When applying for these types of cards, you will want to find out if it is a fee to pay by check or debit card over the phone also. These additional fees could be as much as $10.00 and also will be charged to the account on top of the interest and other fees.
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Step 4
Low line of credit credit cards can be costly if charges every month are not paid in full. They like store cards could have interest rates as high as 29% interest. Try looking to see if nothing else that the interest rate is below 21%. The average is between 18 and 24%.
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Step 5
These types of cards could be could for a young person or someone trying to rebuild credit. Use them wisely and for a short period of no more than 2 to 3 years. Having a low line of credit card could have an adverse effect. Generally, if as a customer you are paying your bill off without lateness, the company will keep increasing your line, but it may not exceed $500.00 if your line starts around $300.00 for a long time.
















Comments
cherry67 said
on 8/11/2009 good tips-very good tips here
Rachellewms said
on 7/20/2009 Good tips about finding a secured credit card. 5*
DreamLiving said
on 5/28/2009 The fees can be ridiculous. It's best to get a card not to use. If you do use it, make it a planned purchase you pay off the next month. Doing that every four months shows a record of paying on time. Remain debt free is the best thing to do in these troubled times. Great leads in the article.
cherry67 said
on 5/27/2009 such good advice-thank you!
dasbootjoe said
on 12/5/2008 Great advice! Thanks*****