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Getting the right credit card starts with knowing your credit score, which can help you narrow down options you’re most likely to be approved for. Understanding credit card terms and what you’re ...

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The majority of major credit card issuers don't allow cosigners. Credit unions and local banks may be good alternatives, as some do allow cosigners. There are other options to consider if you can't ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- More Americans say they're considering applying for a store credit card. According to financial experts at LendingTree, 35% of Americans are likely to apply for one of those cards ...