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Got bad credit? You can still qualify for some credit cards; just be sure you do your research first. Kids are hollering '6-7 ...

If you have poor credit and are interested in a new credit card, check your credit score first and consider which type of card would be best as you work to use credit responsibly. A secured card can ...

It's possible to qualify for a credit card if you have bad credit, but expect more limited options, lower credit limits and higher rates. Secured credit cards are designed to help individuals with ...

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We are naming names and showing you the credit score you need (even poor scores can be eligible) to get approved. We go into detail on the pros and cons of each card.

Even if your credit is less than stellar right now, there's a path forward — with the right card and smart money habits, you can gradually improve your score to unlock better rates and rewards over ...

Jerod Morales is a deputy editor at Forbes Advisor and a travel rewards expert. He took a deep dive into points and miles in 2016, searching for a way to make travel both possible and affordable for ...

There's a whole wide world of high-quality credit cards out there. You may even be able to get one from your favorite chain store -- but is that a good idea? Here's why cash back credit cards beat ...

While the Nordstrom Visa credit cards earn rewards on purchases you make outside of Nordstrom, you can only redeem the rewards for Nordstrom purchases. Plus, you can't redeem points for statement ...

If you have a bad credit score — often defined as a score less than 580 — you might find it more challenging to get approved for a credit card. Your options will be more limited than those of someone ...