Best Credit Card Suggestions
Hello community, I just jumped into corporate life,I want to buy a credit card for my daily expenses, please suggest me a credit card ( if possible, lifetime free).
Ive been trying to get a credit card from past few weeks, applied for 5+ banks getting rejecting everywhere. I've submitted my payslip also, still got rejection. Pls suggest a bank/way to get a decent credit card
Get Amazon pay ICICI credit card, easiest to get. Build a credit score via this and then you can apply again for the rest of the companies
Second this. They give to anyone. Maybe they check your Amazon purchase history.
Just tried not eligible rn π
One Card, you can get it without any credit history
Would suggest not to go for it! Worst possible card to have
Really, why do you say so?
Try to get FD based credit card first and or build credit score by opting for buy now pay lateral services. Once you have decent credit score, you can apply for desired credit card. Another way to get in touch with the bank with which you have account with good balance and they will consider to give you a credit card.
Get a FD CC in HDFC bank (Millennia card), great to start with, build your credit history and then step up the ladder or get anything in emi from bajaj finance at zero cost and then apply for a CC
Hello community, I just jumped into corporate life,I want to buy a credit card for my daily expenses, please suggest me a credit card ( if possible, lifetime free).
Is there any other way to get a credit card without having a good credit score, already know about prepaid and FD backed...is there any other way
Want to apply for a new credit card. Currently the ones that I have doesnβt have much benefits (barring Axis Vistara Co Branded Card which is also now closing ππ). Need below benefits:
Spend around 10k on flights, 10k on dining out+swiggy, utility bills around 5k, shopping around 10k. Good credit card recos. I would love to get flight redemption points.
Would like to avoid credit cards (cancelled my last one, can't get new one anymore either since self employed apparently) and use something that preferably has less than 15% rate of interest. Haven't been able to find anything useful or ...