First Credit Card! No Credit History? UK Based. Any recommendations?
If by 'UK based' you mean you're living in the UK, then neither the Capital One Platinum Secured nor the Discover It Student card are viable options for you since they're American cards.
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The offers that get sent to me in the mail seem pretty awful (22-26% interest)
The interest shouldn't affect your decision at all. Only use the credit card if you are going to pay the balance in full every month and thus avoid paying interest.
You should be looking for a card with no annual fee and cash back rewards. The best cards will have 1.5-2.5% cash back rewards on everything.
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If you have a credit score of 500, the easiest credit cards to get are secured cards that require a deposit.
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If you have bad credit, the Petal 2 "Cash Back, No Fees" Visa Credit Card is one of the easiest cards to get because the issuer considers factors beyond your credit score, such as banking activity.
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To become an authorized user on someone else's credit card account, the primary account holder needs to add you as an authorized user. Authorized users get their own credit card but typically won't have access to all of the same benefits available to the primary cardholder and there could be a fee for adding authorized users.
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I (23M) am looking to get my first credit card but don’t know where to begin. I just finished applying for a Bank of America travel rewards card (because I travel abroad frequently and am with BOA) but I don’t know if that’s an easy one to get as a first credit card. I would prefer something with zero annual fees and zero foreign transaction fees. Would appreciate any advice!