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Offered by:New Millennium Bank
Details:
| Purchase Intro Rate | N/A |
| Purchase Intro Period | N/A |
| Balance Transfer Intro Rate | N/A |
| Balance Transfer Intro Period | N/A |
| Regular APR | 19.5% |
| Balance Transfer Rate | N/A |
| Cash Advance Rate | * |
| Annual Fee | $59 |
| Late Fee | See Terms* |
| Cash Advance Fee | See Terms* |
| Balance Transfer Fee | See Terms* |
New Millennium Bank Secured Gold Visa® or MasterCard® features:
- Approved regardless of credit history
- Credit limits up to $10,000*
- Reports to all 3 bureaus
- Get cash at over 740,000 ATMs
- No credit check
* Terms and conditions apply.
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carlosbanega
Feb 18
3:50 am
Good point Varaa23, and Chase jpmorgan does the same,they open an account for you, they don't let you use checksbut they give you a VISA debit card,you can use it like any other card,but they keep 100 dollars balance for a year,it,s your money,appears in your balance,but just cant have for a year
Reply Cancel ReplyVaraa23_tc
Feb 11
8:22 am
What I recommend is check with a Federal Credit Union bank. Basically open up a checking account and apply for a secured credit card. What they do is hold a small amount of your funds (let's say persay $240.00) and you have a balance of like $43.00 but here is the great deal about Credit Union Banks...they hold $200 of it for protection, but its still yours...make a payment to bring that balance back up to date. So think of it this way-Your paying off your own money (which will get returned back) and you will help your credit at the same time. Millenium and First Premiere I don't recommend at all!!! Try a Federal Credit Union bank instead. Good luck.
Reply Cancel Replychristoofar
Feb 3
10:28 am
NM also requires a LOT of fees. Their worst card I've seen yet has fees just for using onlink banking, and another fee for calling customer service. In this day and age, I would rather just not bother with credit at all if you have to accept terms like that.
Reply Cancel ReplyWhiskeyR
Feb 2
5:20 pm
A secured card. kind of useless.
Reply Cancel ReplyCK Moderator
If you can get approved for a unsecured card, then this is not a good deal. However if you have poor credit and want to build a credit history, this is very useful. As with everything, it is important to find the right product for your specific situation.