I am trying to re-establish credit after bankruptcy, what are some good store cards?
April 7th, 2009
moorehowse asked:
I filed bankruptcy after a car was stolen and the insurance company wouldn’t honor the claim. After fighting the department of insurance and the insurance company (which is no long in business) for a year, I lost the battle. I filed bankruptcy and I’m in the process of re-establishing my credit. I already got a car and have never, ever missed a payment or have been late. I was told by an legal adviser to open up a simple store card and keep up the payments.
What store credit cards are pretty good and possibly post-bankruptcy friendly.
PS. My bankruptcy is approaching 2yrs old.
It is important to get a credit card that will report to all 3 credit bureaus. A secured card may be your best alternative because they don’t require good credit, and will approve everyone. There is one card that we have found to meet all requirements for rebuilding credit. Here is a link: http://www.ncacreditrepair.com/credit-cards-secured.html.
You would be an amazing candidate for credit repair, our company has been helping people repair their credit for over 10 years now. We may even be able to remove that proof of bankruptcy completely from your record!And remove most if not all the negative history on your credit report. You did get a secured loan which is great- that is helping you re-establish credit- However a store card is not your best option to re-store credit- First off, most store cards are very high in interest- starting at an average of 22%. Your better off with the above link that was posted, with a card that you can use everywhere and that will show your good credit history to all 3 bureaus. Please visit http://www.ncacreditrepair.com, I think you would be amazed what our company can do!