Graduating from a secured card to an unsecured card

For people with poor credit, secured credit cards can help establish a positive payment history and boost your score. But

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The Latest Notable product updates and limited-time offers to keep you in the know Thursday, Jan. 13, 2022   Featured Article   Graduating from a secured card to an unsecured card For people with poor credit, secured credit cards can help establish a positive payment history and boost your score. But once your credit score improves, transitioning to an unsecured card can offer you better benefits, including lucrative rewards.       More Great Reads     Do all purchases count when racking up rewards? If you’re looking to pay certain bills to get more credit card rewards, make sure you know what counts as a purchase that would be eligible for points.       Guide to the American Express Travel portal You can book your next vacation with American Express, and it’s as easy as using any third-party booking site.       First credit card dilemma: Student card vs. secured card Student cards and secured cards are good options for first-time cardholders, but both have pros and cons. Here’s how to decide between them.

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