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"Track and Match" Credit Card Listings!
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Tip: Credit cards ranked "Best" by our editors, in each category can be found below "Track & Match" results.
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| Citibank Citi® Driver's Edge® Card for College Students |
| This card offers no annual fee and a 0% introductory rate that applies to all transactions for six months (which is a rare benefit). Although it has a reasonable interest rate for a student card, there is a minimum cap of 20.24% for cash advances. So no matter how low the Prime Rate falls (the APR is tied to the Prime Rate), the interest rate will not go below the minimum cap. Through the reward program, cardholders earn a rebate of 1% for purchases. The maximum amount of rebates that can be redeemed is $2,500 per vehicle and any unused rebates expire in 5 years. Rebates can also be used for payment of maintenance. |  |
| Citibank Citi® Bronze® / AAdvantage® MasterCard® for College Students |
Having a credit card without rewards is like flunking arithmetic.
Or worse, failing to earn American Airlines AAdvantage® miles with every purchase you make.
Which is why the only card to have is the Citi Bronze/AAdvantage® card because before you know it, American Airlines will take you just about anywhere in the world. | |
| First PREMIER Bank MasterCard®/Visa |
The First PREMIER Bank Visa®/MasterCard®, issued by First PREMIER Bank, is an unsecured credit card designed for those who need to reestablish their credit.There are various fees associated with this card including the following which will be billed to the first statement: an annual fee of $48, an account set-up fee of $29, a program fee of $95, and a monthly participation fee of $6. These types of fees are common among cards designed for poor or limited credit and will reduce the cardholder`s available credit until they are paid. By making timely payments and keeping the card balance below the limit, cardholders may rebuild their credit.
The following credit cards may be able to help build, rebuild or re-establish your credit if you make on-time payments with all of your creditors and maintain your account balances below the credit limits. | |
