will that boost my credit score dramatically?
does where you live matter?
Do they only consider your credit score as being the single most important factor?
Also why are credit card applications getting more extensive? Now you have to list the total amount of money in all of your checking accounts, savings accounts, 401K, etc etc, other investments…whereas before you just had to fill in a simple little application and you were good.
I just always wondered what made a person more likely or less likely to be approved of a card.
I went bankrupt chapter 7 in early 2005, so as of right now my chances for getting anything are pretty much nil,but I have luckilly been approved of quite a few cards in 2007 & 2008, so I’ve been establishing credit history all that time…so you’d think that by now I’d be approved more easily, but I’m not. I apply once in a blue moon, and I still get denied.
The only bad thing I can think of is my bankruptcy.
I’ve been searching on http : // www . creditcardguide . com / , and it has everything together for easy comparison.
What is the best APR?
How will the different APRs effect me?
What is this Cashback thing?
I think my favorite so far is the Citi CashReturns card. Is this a good one?
Thanks guys, I know this whole question is a jumbled mess but I appreciate your help! =]
***Okay, just as a little background information: I’m 18, this is my first credit card and I need it to build credit.****
Mkay thanks! =]






