Credit cards for college students with no credit

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1. Jennifer
   

    "At the age of eighteen, you get a kind of liberty, you're legally an adult. You can vote and, you can get a credit card. As keen as you may be to get your first credit card, numerous credit card firms aren't so keen to give you one. Rather than putting in some credit card applications, focus just a couple of credit card firms that are renowned for giving credit cards to first-timers.
   
   Credit cards for students:
   
   The miserable reality is, credit card companies are more than eager to allocate credit cards to school students. If you're registered in school, you have a very good possibility of getting accepted for a student credit card. Be aware, credit card firms are conspicuous for preying on school students. Start with only one credit card, no issue how many other offers you get.
   
   Look closely at student credit card offers. Some of them are awful deals – high interest rates, annual fees – with a student label attached to make you think the credit card is just for you. That’s not necessarily true. A great first credit card has a lower APR, no annual fee, and may not have student in the title.
   
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