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Best Credit Cards for People With No Credit in 2023

By Matthew Lynch
July 11, 2023
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Introduction

Building credit from scratch can be challenging, especially if you’re starting with no credit history. The good news is that there are credit cards designed specifically for people in this situation. In this article, we’ll break down the best credit cards for people with no credit for 2023. These cards will offer a stepping stone for newcomers to establish good credit and provide a pathway towards better financial opportunities.

1. Discover it® Secured Credit Card

Discover it® Secured is an excellent option for individuals looking to build their credit profile. This secured card requires a security deposit, which serves as collateral and determines your credit limit (minimum deposit of $200). The standout feature of this card is that it offers 2% cash back rewards at gas stations and restaurants on up to $1,000 spent each quarter and 1% cash back on all other purchases.

Pros:

– No annual fee

– Cash back rewards program

– Automatic account reviews starting at eight months to check if you can transition to an unsecured account

2. Capital One QuicksilverOne Cash Rewards Credit Card

The QuicksilverOne Cash Rewards Credit Card by Capital One is another superb choice for people with no credit history. Known for its simple, yet rewarding cashback program, cardholders receive an unlimited 1.5% cash back on all purchases. Although it requires an annual fee of $39, the consistent cash back rewards can easily offset the cost if used regularly.

Pros:

– Unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase

– Potential for higher credit line after six months of on-time payments

3. Petal© 2 “Cash Back, No Fees” Visa® Credit Card

The Petal© 2 Visa® Credit Card stands out among other cards focused on users with limited or no credit history due to its rewards program and no fees. It offers a cash back rewards system that starts at 1% and increases up to 1.5% on all purchases after 12 on-time monthly payments. The card has no annual fee, foreign transaction fees, or late fees.

Pros:

– No fees (annual, foreign transaction, or late fees)

– Increasing cash back rewards over time for on-time payments

4. Deserve® EDU Mastercard for Students

Specifically designed for students with no credit history, the Deserve® EDU Mastercard offers cardholders a straightforward cash back reward system. Cardholders earn an unlimited 1% cash back on all purchases made using the card. This card caters to the unique financial needs of students and helps them build credit responsibly without requiring a security deposit or co-signer.

Pros:

– No annual fee

– Unlimited 1% cash back on all purchases

– No security deposit or co-signer required for students

Conclusion

Building credit from scratch might seem intimidating, but these credit cards offer an accessible path for people with no credit history. By consistently making on-time payments and adhering to responsible spending habits, these cards can help newcomers establish a strong financial foundation for their future endeavors. Remember to choose the card that best aligns with your financial goals and spending habits as you embark on your journey towards building a healthy credit history.

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