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Many consumers have a bit of confusion when it comes to distinguishing a secured credit card from an unsecured credit card. They both carry a brand logo from one of the major credit card companies and they both can be used anywhere that major credit cards are accepted. It is the behind the scene financial activity that determines the difference between a secured and an unsecured credit card. A secured credit card is a guaranteed VISA or MasterCard that has been secured by a deposit to the issuer's bank. Generally, you must deposit an amount, ranging from $300 to $5000, in a low-interest saving account or CD to secure the credit card. You then receive a credit line for up to 100 percent of your account balance. Each creditor has its own requirements for how much you can deposit for your credit line. The creditor issues you a credit">http://www.easy-approval-credit-cards.com">credit card by using your deposit as security. On the other hand, an unsecured credit cards offer just that -credit. When you make a purchase or withdraw cash (usually called a cash advance), funds are drawn from your "line of credit." You pay back the amount you borrowed or "charged" each month, or carry over to the next month (revolve) a certain amount that was borrowed and you are assessed an interest charge. You are then responsible to pay the interest charge as well. Credit cards carry a brand logo (e.g., Visa, MasterCard, American Express, etc.) and are accepted by participating merchants. When you use your credit card, the transaction requires a signature. More details about secured and unsecured credit cards can be found at www.easy-approval-credit-cards.com">http://www.easy-approval-credit-cards.com">www.easy-approval-credit-cards.com Determining what type of credit card is best for you will depend on your personal budgeting and spending habits as well as the status of your credit score. People with low credit scores usually have a better chance at obtaining a secured credit card over an unsecured credit card. ------------------------- About The Author
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WASHINGTON — Helen Galanoplos tried to cancel her American Express card last year because she no longer wanted to pay an annual fee. But, she said, the customer service representative told her that her credit score could go down as a result. Then ...
Read moreCancellation of unused cards may affect credit scores - South Coast Today
Police say a man suspected of robbing four banks has been shot and killed after leading officers on a high-speed chase in central Illinois. Authorities say the 57-year-old man robbed a Bloomington currency exchange at gunpoint on Monday and fled ...
Read moreSuspect shot dead after high-speed chase in Ill. - Buffalo News
Hard times are usually good times for debt collectors, who make their money morning and night with the incessant ring of a phone. But in this recession, perhaps the deepest in decades, the unthinkable is happening: collectors, who usually do the ...
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Helen Galanoplos tried to cancel her American Express card last year because she no longer wanted to pay an annual fee. But, she said, the customer service representative told her that her credit score could go down as a result. Then last week, she ...
Read moreBe careful with canceled cards - Hampton Roads Daily Press
Rajive Johri, president, First National Bank of Omaha, has announced his retirement and plans to return to his home in Greenwich, Conn., said Bruce R. Lauritzen, chairman. Daniel K. O'Neill, president, First National of Nebraska, has been named the ...
Read moreFirst National Bank of Omaha's president retires - Lincoln Journal Star
NEW YORK (Reuters) - This fall, the only way to sell a bank was to get the government involved. That may not be so anymore. Capital One Financial Corp ( COF.N ), a credit card issuer and bank, agreed to buy privately held Chevy Chase Bank for $520 ...
Read moreCapital One, M&T deals signal thaw in bank mergers - Reuters
AS BAD AS THINGS ARE IN the financial sector, America's credit-card companies may not have seen the half of it. PSL Images/Alamy More and more consumers are falling behind on their monthly card payments as unemployment rises. The industry's prime ...
Read moreBeware the House of Cards - Barron's Online
The maxim is that offense sells tickets, while defense wins championships. This season, four of the five top offensive teams -- New Orleans, Denver, Houston and New England -- failed to reach the playoffs. In contrast, four of the five top defensive ...
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NEW YORK, Dec 30 (Reuters) - This fall, the only way to sell a bank was to get the government involved. That may not be so anymore. Capital One Financial Corp, a credit card issuer and bank, agreed to buy privately held Chevy Chase Bank for $520 ...
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