Credit Card Definitions
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Secured Credit Cards	A credit card that a cardholder secures with a savings deposit to ensure payment of the outstanding balance if the cardholder defaults on payments. It is used by people new to credit, or people trying to rebuild their poor credit ratings. Secured credit cards allow people with less than perfect credit, poor credit or bad credit to re-establish their credit line while at the same time enjoying the benefits of owning a major credit card. Secured cards are an excellent way to re-establish your credit line from bad to good. Secured Credit Cards
Unsecured Credit Cards	A credit card that is not secured by collateral. An unsecured credit card is set in accordance with your credit history. There is not a security deposit required for this type of card. As your history changes so will your credit limit. These types of credit cards are for individuals with good or excellent credit line. There are some banks that do offer unsecured cards for those with poor credit to help them re-establish their credit line. Unsecured Credit Cards - Click Here - Poor to Fair Credit Unsecured Credit Cards - Click Here - Good to Excellent Credit
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Shopping Cards	Shopping Credit Cards allow you to purchase items, such as, clothing, brand name toys, household goods, and a whole lot more. They are used as a way to re-establish your credit. You can shop and re-establish your credit at the same time. Most shopping cards have a $5,000 credit limit and offer instant online approval. Shopping Card - Click Here