How to find a credit card for bad credit that can rebuild your credit score

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• How To Find A Credit Card For Bad Credit That
  Rebuild Credit
• Finding a credit card for bad credit can be
  difficult. Because of your credit score, or no
  credit history, you are considered a risk by
  many credit card companies. There are ways around
  this issue. Obtaining a credit card is doable.
  It's going to require research and a little work.
  Here are some tips for getting qualified for a
  credit card with bad credit.
• Apply For A Bad Credit Credit Card
• There are two types of bad credit credit credit
  cards. Secured and unsecured credit cards for bad
  credit. Secured credit cards require that you
  put down a security deposit which becomes a your
  credit limit. Within 2 years of obtaining your
  secured card, it will become unsecured and your
  security deposit returned to you.
• Then there are unsecured credit cards for bad
  credit. There are actually several different
  types of these cards. When looking for them
  online use the keywords bad credit credit cards,
  unsecured credit cards for bad credit, bad
  credit cards.
• Unsecured credit cards for bad credit are cards
  that do not require a security department. When
  we work with credit repair clients, we use these
  cards if the client doesnt have the money to
  put down for a secured credit card. The reason we
  prefer the secured credit cards is that while
  these unsecured cards are nice. They come with an
  application fee (they may use another name) but
  these are fees that must be paid before you can
  start using the card. These fees can range from
  50 to as much as 300! They put the fee on the
  credit card so that you have to pay off the fee
  to be able to utilize your full credit card
  balance. Thats why we say if you save up at
  least 300 and apply for a secured card. You get
  that 300 back when your card goes unsecured.
  But if your budget is tight and you cant do
  that, then unsecured bad credit credit cards are
  the answer!
• Merchandise cards - These cards are also called
  catalog cards or guaranteed approval credit
  cards. They are unsecured cards and many dont
  even credit check. With these cards you can only
  buy items that are in their catalog. The key to
  finding a good merchandise card is that it needs
  to report to at LEAST one credit reporting agency
  like the Freedom Gold Card. It reports to 1
  credit bureau and will help you rebuild your
  credit.
• Apply for a Retail or Gas Credit Card
• If your credit score is at least a 600 you want
  to look at a retail (store) credit card or a gas
  card. Read the credit requirements carefully
  before you apply. Many of them will put their
  minimum credit score in the FAQ or in the break
  down of interest rate and fees.
• Retail accounts can be easy to qualify for.
  Especially if you are there with items in hand
  ready to make a purchase! Stores that have
  furniture departments tend to have on premises
  credit departments.
• Sometimes talking with the agents and explaining
  your situation can turn a No to a YES! Just make
  sure you bring in paystubs to back up your
  ability to pay.