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When you have bad credit (a credit score typically around 580 or lower), there are just two types of credit cards that you can qualify for. The first are secured credit cards. These cards act like standard, unsecured credit cards, except that you have to submit a refundable security deposit before your account can be … Read more

While no credit card has a 0% APR forever, some won’t charge any interest for a lengthy period. These cards can help you save money, consolidate debt and, in some cases, take advantage of nice perks and rewards. Some of the best 0% APR credit cards have interest-free periods lasting more than two years. The … Read more