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Frequently Asked Questions about Credit Cards.

Will I be approved for a credit card?

If you have been responsible with your use of credit in the past, you should be able to get approved for a credit card. If you have bad credit or no credit, it will be more difficult to qualify for a credit card. You may still be able to get a credit card, but you will probably have to pay higher fees and a higher APR, and your credit limit will be lower. As you work to pay off debt, pay your bills on time, and establish good credit, you will become a more appealing candidate for better credit card offers.

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