Credit Cards
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- No annual or monthly fees & No fees for account opening
- Up to 2% cash back
- First-year rewards doubled
- Relatively low minimum deposit
- High regular APR
- No annual or monthly fees
- Starting credit line $200
- Great for credit-building
- No rewards
- Higher-than-average interest rate
- Great rewards
- No annual fee
- Relatively low minimum deposit
- Qualify with limited credit history
- High interest rate
- Reasonable $35 annual fee
- As low as $200 minimum deposit
- 3% foreign transaction fee
- No membership fees
- Qualify with limited or no credit history
- High regular APR
- Foreign fee
- Requires security deposit
- Low regular APR
- Qualify with bad credit
- Membership fees
- Foreign fee
- Requires security deposit
- Qualify with limited or no credit history
- Relatively low security deposit
- 1% cash back on payments
- Membership fees
- High regular APR
- Foreign fee
- Low membership fees
- Qualify with limited or no credit history
- High regular APR
- Foreign fee
- Requires security deposit
- Qualify with limited or no credit history
- Low security deposit
- High regular APR
- Foreign fee
- Qualify with bad credit
- Membership fees
- High regular APR
- Foreign fee
- Requires security deposit
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Expert Opinions
To help people understand the best secured credit cards a bit better, WalletHub posed the following questions to a panel of personal-finance experts. You can meet the panel and check out their comments below. Just click “Read More” to see an expert’s responses.
- Do banks and credit unions make money off the security deposits from secured credit cards?
- Why don't more secured credit cards pay interest on your security deposit?
- Why aren't there more secured credit cards available?
- How does a secured credit card with no annual fee make the issuer money?
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