Selecting The Right Visa Credit Card
The Visa Credit Card Company
Visa credit cards are a accepted all over the world, and their card services are available to a wide range of customers as well. Visa offers a variety of cards, and it is likely you will be able to find the right card for your needs.
The Visa Credit Card Company offers an online survey that helps prospective cardholders to choose the right card for them. The survey asks a few questions about the users needs and circumstances and the ‘online advisor’ will pick out the right card and direct the user to the visa credit card application form for the card that suits them.
First Time Applicants and Rebuilding Credit
The Classic Visa credit card is a simple card with a low spending limit; the card covers complimentary rental car insurance, will secure a lodging reservation, and can be used for everyday purchases.
The Student Visa Credit Cards will give students great money saving opportunities such as no annual fee, low annual percentage rates, reward or rebate points for purchases of school related items, and some cards will even give extra reward points for making good grades and using their credit wisely.
Visa even offer a pre-paid credit card for those who do not wish to be at risk of running up debt. The Buxx Visa credit card works just like a gift card, except that it can be re-loaded, and works anywhere that Visa is accepted. It is ideal as a ‘first card’ for children, since the parents select how much the child can spend, and there is no risk of a huge bill landing on the doorstep. It also makes a nice alternative to carrying cash around while you are travelling.
The Secured Visa Credit Card is another pre-paid credit card, except this credit card has all the power and responsibility of a real credit card; it is subject to annual percentage rates, finance charges, annual fees, and Visa will report the credit bureaus to help someone with no credit or credit problems establish new credit.
Gold and Premium Cards
Visa credit cards are available in a wide range of service levels; the premium cards include the gold, platinum and signature cards. Each of these cards is available from a variety of financial institutions; many people will find their local bank or credit union will carry the premium card of their choice.
The Gold Visa credit card will have a higher credit spending limit and higher credit standards to qualify for the card; the gold card will also offer the same services associated with a Classic Visa credit card.
The Platinum Visa credit card will have an even higher credit spending limit and require a very high credit rating to qualify for the card; the Visa Platinum card will have the same auto rental collision damage waver insurance as the Visa Classic card, as well as Visa’s Standard services.
The Signature Visa credit card is the most premier of all Visa credit card offerings; with super premier features such as travel insurance, rewards programs and many other high end services.
There are Visa cards for all types of customer, and Visa have made it easy for people to choose the right card for you. All you need to do is head over to their web site and let the survey guide you to the right card for your needs. You can even apply on the web site, and it only takes a few minutes – no paper forms, no hassle.
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Question about refund times on visa credit card?I recently returned an item to a business and they told me refund times depends on the credit card company. I have visa. Does anyone know how long it takes?
June 25th, 2009 at 12:17 pm
This is one of the best student credit cards available. There's also several other CITI student cards that allow you to earn rewards. You can find a complete list here:
http://www.asapcreditcard.com/student-cards.html
Of course… you should compare offers first before you apply. There's many options for you to choose from…
Hope this helps. GOOD LUCK!
June 25th, 2009 at 12:58 pm
The MTVu card for sure is the best card. They give you points for getting good grades, paying on time and give you bonus items like concert tickets and more. That's the card I applied for and I loved it.
June 26th, 2009 at 7:09 am
The Citi mtvU card has a better rewards structure.
Why not try for both?
Visit the website below and look in the Credit Pulls database for your state to see which credit reporting agency Citi pulls.
Chase is almost always Experian.
June 26th, 2009 at 8:41 pm
I like the Citi mtvU™ Platinum Select Visa Card for College Students . You earn great rewards while still in college. Click the link below to research all of the available student credit cards and apply for your favorite.
http://www.apeepa.com/Student_Credit_Cards.php
June 27th, 2009 at 10:01 pm
Sounds like you plan to carry a balance.
Please note that carrying balances reduces your score.
Those with top notch credit pay their cc bill in full each month and never pay a penny interest (apr).
If you consider not carrying balances, I would choose one with cash back rewards.
Since you won't be carrying balances, apr will not matter – you'll never pay it.
Now, if you need to carry balances get a card with an apr under 10%.
go to bankrate.com for a list the best cards
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June 28th, 2009 at 1:13 am
I would have to say Discover card is a better one, check out http://www.fastcreditcardapprovals.com under student card and you will be able to compare them side by side on rates, fees and rewards.
June 28th, 2009 at 9:16 am
The Credit Pulls Database lists 7 MTVu cards obtained in 2008 by forum members.
$4000, $4,000, $4,000, $3,000, $2,000, $1,200, $800, $500.
All credit card companies will monitor usage for unusual activity.
IOW, if you usually only spend $100 a month, a $2,000 charge will raise red flags, and you will either be asked to confirm your identity, or it will be denied outright.
June 28th, 2009 at 12:55 pm
Yep same thing
June 28th, 2009 at 2:29 pm
If you pay it off every month, and therefore rate doesn't matter and you're just looking for rewards, CITI is pretty good, as they give 5% on certain types of purchases. My wife and I do that with only those 5% purchases since they cap us at $300.00 per year cash back. Free money!
We then use Discover for everything else and get 1% back on those as well. Works especially great for big purchases for which we've already saved the money and can immediately pay off.
I don't know anything about Chase's cards though.