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Saturday, July 17, 2010

Debit Card, Credit Card, Secured Cards - Oh My!

No doubt in your quest to improve your credit you have run across the many different types of credit cards available to consumers - prepaid debit cards, credit cards, secured cards, platinum cards, low interest rate cards and many more.

Most cards you will run into will fall into one of the following categories:


Before applying for new credit, arm yourself with knowledge about each type of card to ensure that your decision will be the best one for your long term credit success.
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