Credit Card Lounge

I have excellend credit and I love the cash back rewards of credit cards. Right now I have a discover and get 5% cash back on gax, and 1% on everthing else. Does anyone know of any better credit cards for cash back?

I have credit cards already, but I am in a unique situation. I am 20 and living on my own but with my parent’s income. I recently got an American Express application and when I called to ask about what I could put in the household income field, I was told I could include my parent’s income. Is this true?

I do not remember on some credit apps if I put my parent’s household income or not, because I was never sure and was living on my own. I have put my income as how much I regularly get a month from my parent’s.

Is this borderline fraud or is this typical? No one really explains it clearly.

Something flexible without a lot of restrictions. Been looking online and most all I`ve seen have all sorts of crazy fine print.

I am just wondering when I can expect to get a credit card offer in the mail I am 17 years old.

I am moving up to Sacramento and my girlfriend lives in Irvine. While I have access to only Sacramento airport, she has access to John Wayne, Ontario, Long Beach, and LAX airports. Is Southwest Rapid Rewards Visa the absolute best credit card to earn miles/points for free trips between Norcal and Socal or are there other viable options? I’ve looked at other cards like Capital One No Hassles which seem risky, but have better reward ratios.

what exactly do they check for? bank account and credit score or what

I have a credit card that has a 15.40 % APR and I’m looking to transfer the balance to another credit card. I checked several websites that offers you comparison with other cards. I just want to know if anyone knows which website or credit card offers 0%APR on balance transfer up to 18 months.

I’m basically trying to find the best deal before I take a decision.

Thanks!!

I’m 18 and getting my first credit card seems a little intimidating but I need a new computer, and fast for college but do not have $1,299+ on hand to just go out and buy it.

Paying monthly is a perfect solution (I’m employed so there isn’t a problen with that), but is the Juniper credit card the best way to go or is there a better credit card out there?

I have using my Visa credit card but now i have depleted the funds.

please can somone help me on How to write a reconsideration letter for denial of first time credit card application, this is as a result of insuficient number of credit reference and insuficient established revolving credit accounts