Credit shouldn’t be complicated, so we’re breaking it down with simple, straightforward tips to help you take the first steps to better credit.
Monthly reports to the Consumer Reporting Agencies to help you build1 your credit.
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Eligible for a well-deserved increase after 12 months of consistent responsible account management.
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Managing a credit card is one way for you to build or rebuild your credit and improve your credit score. To help build good credit, use credit cards regularly and make all your payments on time. You’ll also want to keep an eye on what’s called credit utilization. Credit utilization is the percentage of your total credit you're using. In general, you should aim to keep your utilization percentage low (under 30%) by using a small portion of your card's credit limit.
Secured credit cards are often a great place to start. A refundable security deposit2 is required to open your account. The PREMIER Bankcard Secured Credit Card can give you the opportunity to start your journey to building or rebuilding your credit right now vs having to wait until you’re eligible for the unsecured.
Yes. Your performance is reported directly to the major consumer reporting agencies.
