Best Credit Cards for Your Credit Range
January 19, 2012 by Hudson Watts · Leave a Comment
Guest Post: Credit Karma
Picking your next credit card is a lot like shopping for a new outfit.
You could shop according to a familiar name brand, like Discover or Chase. Or shop according to credit card typerewards, travel, low interest, secured, and morethe way you’d shop at specialty stores for a specific garment.
Or you can shop according to your credit score range, sort of like shopping by department stores that fit your budget. You go to Target, because you know you can afford their mid-range offerings. If you can afford to live lavishly, you shop Neiman Marcus.
Likewise, shopping according to your credit range gives you the most diverse selection of options that have one, important thing in commonthese cards are in your reach. The cards recommended for your credit range are the cards you have the biggest chance of approval for. It’s the most practical strategy to narrow your plastic preference.
So, let’s go credit card shopping.
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