Rebuild your credit with Capital One Secured Card
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bad credit / no credit required
no annual fee
bad credit or no credit
25 days grace period
$49-$200 security deposit
Editors Review
Rebuilding credit secured credit card
Pros
- no annual fee
- no credit check – good for bad credit
- 24.99% purchase APR
- Reported to credit bureaus as an unsecured card
Cons
- Deposits of $49, $99 or $200 required
- Not a credit card, security deposit needed
Verdict
If you have a problem in your credit history that damages your score and you are denied from any real credit card, this is an option for you. If you are not sure, maybe it is better to apply for Capital One Platinum card – available for no credit and people with minor issues in a credit history.
Last updated: 05/26/2017
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