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SBTs for Low Earners
Paul_Varjak
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in Credit cards
Recently got a copy of my credit report for free. Although I have little income, my status is quite good except that I have had no seaches on my file for more than a year and I spend little using my credit card - using my debit card most of the time.
Can anyone suggest any other ways that I may improve my credit status so that I can become a 'rate tart' and make use of SBTs available on certain credit cards to supplement my income a little.
Which of the card providers (offering SBTs) is most likely to offer me a creiit card once I have improved my credit status?
Can anyone suggest any other ways that I may improve my credit status so that I can become a 'rate tart' and make use of SBTs available on certain credit cards to supplement my income a little.
Which of the card providers (offering SBTs) is most likely to offer me a creiit card once I have improved my credit status?
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Very interesting about SBTs, did not know this was possible! Unfortunately, I do not work and the only credit card provider willing to take me on is HALIFAX as I already bank with them so they know I am a good credit risk. That is why I have never really llooked at the credit card board on this site.
Well done on making it to the credit card board!!
A BIG WELCOME ;D0 -
Try mint, thats what I have used and havent had any problem moving large amounts in and out0
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ROBIN:
Thanks, Have also noted you have just asked a question on Telephone board that I have hopefully answered OK.0
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