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Remember to read up on the card's terms.  Many of them have annual fees which won't be ideal if you're younger. 

I got mine a few years back - student card, but I get travel points and pay no fees.  Lower limit to start but after I believe 6 months of making payments the bank was happy to raise it.  Obviously just have to make sure you pay it off on time every month.

 
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It's not really that simple. I think your best bet is to study each bank's online terms and conditions to make it easier for you to choose. This is the only way you can evaluate the conditions of each of them in more detail, and be sure to read the fine print. Recently, bank card fraud cases have become more frequent, and you should also be sure that the bank has a reliable system with reliable protection. I recently learned about the Verizon Carding Method, which is a detailed description of how to use Verizon to collect your personal data and thus rob you. I would advise you to be more careful and not let yourself be deceived.

 

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