What Credit Card to Get First

These are the best credit cards for beginners. Plain and simple.
Discover It Student:
www.discover.com/credit-cards...
Discover It Secured:
www.discover.com/credit-cards...
Chase Freedom:
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[@missbubs2827]

thank you. i’m 23 and just getting started on credit and i have a potential situation with identity theft. had a rough start to adulthood but hoping to reconcile it within the next few years. thank you so much! may God bless you

[@elizabethharlow3376]

this video was so helpful..just turned 18 with no credit history but feel less stressed alr :)

[@fairytori]

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[@heddlineofficial]

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[@valenpaul]

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[@magicwithin6873]

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[@urang0t1]

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[@FinancialEducationNerd]

I hope this is the same for this year, but I have to go check for myself.

[@ADAM-im]

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[@vihangchaudhari]

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[@avarceia]

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[@mrhandsss]

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[@christianherrera8560]

Thanks so much for this video! I have a question. If I apply for a credit card and get approved but then decide I don't want it do I need to do anything to make sure the credit company knows I am no longer interested?

[@sanguinebrood3194]

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[@cottongames4787]

Question, does the student credit card work if you're in committee college? Also thank you I learned a from you😊

[@aquamerc8816]

Am I allowed to use a credit card that's not from the same bank I normally use?

[@genes3587]

Just found this channel Just a 12 year old prepping for moving out in the future

[@driftyggs9530]

so for the cash back how does it work do i have to pay it back or no

[@wendym465]

I am looking at a credit card and it mentions a Balance Transfer Fee. Can you explain what that is?

[@apicklepse9678]

Was wondering if I was still able to get a student credit card even tho I'm a 16 yo in the 11th grade

[@JahSeh6]

Let's talk about Credit or Debit Cards under 18

[@dakuten7883]

After a quick google search (I know, how professional), in regards to minors or in other words the "Under 18"s: Debit cards- "Some institutions don't permit minors to have debit cards under their own name until they are at least 16, but others offer them to children who are 13 or even younger." Credit cards- "Although you can't apply for a credit card in your name while you're under 18, you can consider the following options: Request to be an additional cardholder on your parents' credit card. If you're at least 16 years of age, your parents may add you as a supplementary cardholder to their credit card account. "

[@jamescurley450]

can I get the student discover card if I am a senior in high school that is about to graduate in 2 months and is not going to college? lol

[@loadeddiperz]

Is it easy for us foreign nurses to get our first cc?

[@lordreitaz685]

thank you for your videos, very helpful to me I am 13 but I'm looking at credit and everything finance to be prepared for the future so I don't have adult problems

[@Floof1122]

You’re on the right track

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[@ADAM-im]

cheers can you please teach me how debit cards work?

[@hikari69]

Debit card is basically just a card for saving your money , but you can do everything with it like buying online and paying rent

[@Yerirocks4Ever]

So what happens when you’re no longer a student? Do you have to close that line of credit potentially hurting your score?

[@cordwoodenties5505]

What I understood from the video is that you can continue to use the card even if you are no longer a student. Don’t quote me on that though.

[@haleyseluke3320]

This is what the website says: What happens to my Discover it® student cash back card when I graduate from school? After you graduate from college, your student credit card will become a standard credit card. You’ll keep the same cash back program and card design. And you may qualify for a credit line increase to handle expenses more easily after school. Be sure to provide Discover with your current income after graduation.

[@driftyggs9530]

for the 200 cash back after spending 500 would they give me 200 to spend without having to pay back or what'

[@FiveMinuteFinance]

Yes, the $200 is yours to keep after spending $500. You can have it deposited into your bank account if you want.