hey /biz/ should I get a credit card? I'm 22 and I've never had a credit card, I was contemplating getting one because I've been burning through all my cash lately, and to get myself a credit score.
I'd be using it if I run out of salary money, and all the credit as soon as I get my salary money, I just want a small interest rate and I don't give a fuck about having a big limit. I don't want to buy fancy shit with it.
Does a 18% anual interest sound reasonable? Apparently there are some local banks that have a 14% interest.
They're raising my salary and I won't have more money problems, but I gotta wait until August 15 to get money because I'm on paid vacations and they already paid me all my shit on advance, and I only got like 100 bucks left.
no, its a scam
you sound like a terrible candidate for a credit card. desu. literally never use one if you don't actually have the money to cover the cost on hand.
a lot of intro cards give 0% for a short term when you sign up before bumping up to 18%
your bank will gladly give you one
>>1394335
>I'd be using it if I run out of salary money, and all the credit as soon as I get my salary money, I just want a small interest rate and I don't give a fuck about having a big limit. I don't want to buy fancy shit with it.
Sorry i mistyped this, I meant
>and PAY all the credit as soon as I get my salary money
I said I wouldn't buy fancy shit with it, just groceries or food at most.
>>1394257
You won't be approved for a credit card with those interest rates. Those will be available later once you build your credit and have stable income.
You'll have to start with a secured card or something closer to 25-30% APR. The APR is irrelevant because you're going to pay off your card before each statement period as to not inccur any interest charges.
>>1394542
>You won't be approved for a credit card with those interest rates.
I don't live in a regulated shithole, where I live we don't have a central banking system and interests are low.