Credit Card Category
Continental Finance specializes in providing credit cards tailored to consumers with limited, fair, or poor credit. Its offerings include unsecured cards, eliminating the need for a security deposit to open an account. Notably, all cards from Continental Finance report user activity to the three major credit bureaus. By responsibly managing your credit usage—keeping spending below the limit and paying off balances in full each month—you have the potential to positively impact your credit scores.
Cross River Bank is an FDIC-insured community bank headquartered in New Jersey. Through its bank charter, Cross River Bank partners with companies to provide niche financing to businesses and consumers.
First Tech Federal Credit Union is a federally chartered credit union that has over 620,000 members. Its membership is opened to include employees in technology industries. First Tech Federal Credit Union offers a credit card that gives out a nice bonus of 20,000 points, along with rewards on purchases of groceries, gas, electronics, medical, household goods and telecommunications.
Green Dot is the world’s largest prepaid debit card company by market capitalization. It is an issuer of prepaid MasterCard and Visa cards that are available at nearly 100,000 retail stores, including CVS, Rite Aid, Walgreens, Dollar Tree; as well as discounted offerings at Meijer and Walmart.
Sutton Bank is a privately held community bank with over 140 years of history headquartered in Attica, Ohio. Sutton Bank has consistently been named one of the top small business and agricultural lenders in the State of Ohio. It operates eight full-service branch offices. Sutton Bank offers Upgrade Card with a personal credit line of up to $50,000. The Upgrade Card has no annual fees. You can use it wherever Visa is accepted.
Store credit cards are offered by retailers and they can only be used for purchases at a single store or group of stores. Unlike open-loop credit cards, or co-branded cards, which can be used anywhere within a card's network, such as Visa or Mastercard, store credit cards are known as closed-loop cards. Store credit cards may save you money because they usually offer enticing discounts on either in-store or online purchases. Some store cards offer loyalty rewards, including cash back or points with the retailer to use towards future purchases. Store credit cards are usually easy to qualify for. If your credit is not perfect, you may get approved for a store credit card and build credit by making payments responsibly.
Horizon Card Services offers cards that give you credit line to be used at thehorizonoutlet.com. They can help you rebuild credit.
Founded in 1997, Merrick Bank is FDIC insured and recognized as a top-20 issuer of VISA cards. In total, it serves nearly 3 million cardholders. It offers credit cards to help consumers with poor credit to build credit history and to receive FICO credit scores for free.
Business credit cards let small businesses earn rewards on business purchases and manage expenses properly. They allow business owners to separate business expenses from personal expenses, give employee cards, and receive exclusive access to events that are ideal for entertaining clients or treating staff, etc. Many small business credit cards come with perks such as 0% interest on purchases and balance transfers, customized business credit lines, cash back or travel rewards for spending at gas stations, restaurants, office supply stores. Compared with personal cards, business credit cards tend to have higher credit limits. And business credit cards may offer better rewards on purchases of office supplies, gas, etc. You may apply for business credit cards as a sole proprietor if you haven't registered an LLC or corporation.
Self Lender provides credit monitoring services and credit-building loans regardless of your credit score. It can be used as an ideal tool for people with bad or damaged credit ratings to improve their credit scores. Self Lender helps you get a small loan that you save in a CD for 12 or 24 months (FDIC- insured certificate of deposit bank account). No hard credit pull and no credit history required. Self Lender reports to all 3 credit bureaus.