minttalksfinance

7049 followers

Follow

Follow

Follow

1/6

83 saved

109

1

Beginner Credit Cards💳

💳 Starting your credit journey? These 3 beginner-friendly cards make it simple to build credit the right way. No guessing, no stressing.

1. Discover it® Secured

• Low minimum deposit

• Doubles your cashback your first year

• Best for: gas, snacks, small purchases (pay off in full)

2. Capital One QuicksilverOne

• Easy approval, even with limited credit

• 1.5% cashback on every purchase

• Best for: everyday spending to build history

3. Petal® 2 “Cash Back, No Fees”

• No security deposit required

• No annual fees or foreign transaction fees

• Best for: students/young adults with little credit history

✨ Pro Tip: Don’t apply for too many cards at once — start small, use them responsibly, and watch your score grow.

Save this post so you don’t forget 👆 and follow for more simple money tips you can actually use.

#CreditTips #MoneyMoves #BeginnerFinance #Adulting101 #WealthBuilding

2025/9/24 Edited to

1 comment

Related posts

An image featuring a pink wallet surrounded by various credit and store cards, with the title 'Credit Score Basics' overlaid, introducing the topic.

An image defining a credit score as a financial report card and outlining credit score ranges from Poor (300-579) to Excellent (800-850), set against a background of a wallet and credit cards.

An image listing the five key factors affecting a credit score: Payment History (35%), Credit Utilization (30%), Credit History Length (15%), Credit Mix (10%), and New Credit (10%), with a wallet and cards in the background.

Credit Score Basics: What It Is & How to Boost It✨

Your credit score isn’t just a number—it’s your financial VIP pass! 💳✨ Whether you’re dreaming of a new car, a home, or just better rates, understanding your score is key. 🔑 If you’ve ever felt confused about how it works or how to improve it, this breakdown is for YOU! 🙌 💡 Ready to boost you

15.2K likes

A person in a white outfit stands near a grand staircase, reflected in a mirror. The image serves as a title card for 'a smart girl's guide to credit cards' with 'finance for the girlies' branding.

This slide advises smart girls to spend less than 30% of their total credit limit to improve their credit score, providing a calculation example. It also warns against spending more than available bank funds.

This slide recommends paying credit cards twice a month and always paying the full amount due, not just the minimum, to avoid interest. It emphasizes knowing when payments are made.

your guide to using credit cards 🫶

this is how smart girls use credit cards to their advantage 💸💸 #moneytip #creditscore #creditcards #finance #financialtips #financegirlie

4314 likes

A blue box details the Discover It Secured card, listing features like a $200 minimum deposit, cash back rates, $0 annual fee, and free FICO score. A small image of the card is included.

A blue box describes the Capital One Platinum card, noting deposit options ($44, $99, or $200) and a starting limit of $200. A small image of the card is shown.

Best First Time Credit Cards✨

If you know nothing about credit cards thats okay. Here are the best beginner credit cards if you’ve got no credit history. They’re all secured so you’re pretty much guaranteed to get one. Super easy to get started & perfect for building credit the right way. #FinancialFreedom #CreditCar

3076 likes

A young woman in a white outfit stands in a grand hall with a staircase, looking into a mirror. The image introduces an article titled "the best credit cards for college students" for "the girlies."

A Discover It Student Cash Back credit card is displayed with its benefits: 5% cash back on rotating categories and a $20 reward for a 3.5+ GPA each semester, highlighted as best for earning cash back.

A Capital One SavorOne credit card is shown with its features: 3% cash back on food and groceries, a free Uber One membership, and 10% cash back on Uber rides, noted as a personal favorite.

best college student credit cards

these are my favorite credit cards for college girlies - perfect for getting started! #creditboost #collegehustle #creditcards #creditcardrecommendations #personalfinance #collegelife

929 likes

The image shows the title "How To Use Credit Cards" over a purse containing cash, a credit card, and lip gloss, introducing a guide on credit card usage.

The image illustrates the rule "Know Your Limits" with text advising to keep credit card balances below 30% of the limit to maintain a good credit score, shown over a wallet with cash and cards.

The image highlights the rule "Pay The Full Balance," explaining that paying the full statement balance monthly avoids interest and debt, preventing purchases from becoming more expensive.

Mastering Credit Cards: 5 rules you NEED TO KNOW!✨

Credit cards can be powerful tools, but only if you use them wisely. It’s easy to get caught up in spending without thinking about the consequences—interest, debt, and a damaged credit score. This guide breaks down simple rules to help you avoid the common credit card traps, from understanding

3876 likes

BUDGET MONEY & CREDIT CARDS

How to budget & save your paychecks! Understand the basics of Credit Cards! ⭐️ Additional Tips: Don’t stress about saving every penny, It’s perfectly normal for your balances to rise and drop!

1109 likes

A beginner’s guide to travel credit cards

If you're a beginner when it comes to airline points and miles, here's how I got started. I'm by no means a professional "travel hacker", but I do try to get the most out of my credit cards and airline points. Step 1: figure out your goals. Where you want to travel? Do you w

863 likes

Credit cards for students 💲💳🖇️

Building credit, the smart way 🧠💳 Heading back to school? It might be time to start building credit, earning cash back, and learning to budget like a boss. Top picks for student-friendly credit cards right now: 💸 Capital One Quicksilver Student – 1.5% cash back on every purchase 💳 Discover

3275 likes

An overhead view of various credit cards, including Wells Fargo Autograph, Bilt, and American Express, laid out on a map, with a suitcase and passport, illustrating the topic of best no-fee travel credit cards.

A hand holding the Wells Fargo Autograph Card, with text detailing its features: 3x points on dining/travel/gas, 20,000 points intro offer, 0% intro APR, no foreign transaction fees, and redemption options.

The Bilt World Elite Mastercard displayed on a keyboard background, highlighting its features: 1x points on rent, 2x on travel, 3x on dining, no intro offer, no foreign transaction fees, and travel redemption.

BEST TRAVEL CREDIT CARDS FOR BEGINNERS 💳

Wells Fargo Autograph Card Points: 3x on restaurants, travel, gas stations, transit, streaming, phone plans, 1x on other purchases. Intro offer: Earn 20,000 points when you spend $1,000 in the first 3 months. No foreign transaction fees. APR: 0% intro APR for 12 months, 20.24% 25.24% or 29.99%

705 likes

How YOU can build business credit✨

When I first heard “business credit,” I thought it was just for big companies — but you can actually start building it right now. Here’s how I built my foundation from scratch in 2025 👇 ✅ Started with an LLC + EIN (free to get on IRS site) ✅ Opened a business bank account under my LLC ✅ Got m

1125 likes

✨🪪 The BEST Cards To GROW Your Credit + TIPS! 💳✨

✨ Building credit in college can set you up for future success, that being lower interest rates, easier approvals for apartments, and better financial opportunities. The trick? Start with the right card, or cards 😏. I currently have EIGHT (8) cards, with a total line of credit of almost $69,000, BU

1566 likes

💳 HOW FINANCIAL BADDIES USE CREDIT CARDS ✨

💳✨ Nobody taught us this stuff. I used to think credit cards were just for spending money… But the truth? The way you use your credit card can either help you build wealth or keep you stuck paying interest. These are some of the biggest credit card mistakes I see people making👇 💕 Which

144 likes

A hand holds a Capital One Savor One credit card, with a Discover It card visible underneath. The image is titled "Using Credit Cards in College" and highlights both cards as options for students.

A hand holds a pink Discover It credit card. Text lists its benefits: 5% cash back on rotating categories, 1% on others, and a cash back match. It also describes how the card is used for qualifying purchases and larger expenses.

A hand holds a brown Capital One Savor One credit card. Text details its benefits: 3% cash back on groceries, dining, streaming, 8% on entertainment, and a complimentary UberOne membership. It notes its use mainly for groceries and high cash back rewards.

How I Use Credit Cards as a College Student

💳💵💳💵💳💵💳💵💳💵💳💵💳💵💳💵 I regret not getting my first credit card at 18. Now I wouldn’t advise that every 18 year old get a credit card, especially if you are a big spender, but at the very least I would recommend opening a card up and only paying for like Spotify with that card. Cards are obviously

3876 likes

My Favorite Travel Credit Cards !! 💳

There are many great travel credit cards out there, but these are my top 3! 1. NUMBER 1 is the Chase Sapphire Reserve. The reason why this card is my number 1 is because of the amazing point system. Your credit card points are worth 50% more if you redeem them for travel. In other words, if yo

4186 likes

A laptop screen displays a video, next to a large insulated cup and another drink. Overlay text reads "HOW TO BUILD CREDIT Things I wish I knew sooner AS A BABY ADULT," serving as a title slide for credit card tips.

A laptop is in the background while overlay text provides a credit tip: "dont take too many cards out at once," explaining how opening multiple accounts quickly can significantly drop credit scores.

A laptop is in the background while overlay text provides a credit tip: "No Annual Fee," advising beginners to start with credit cards that do not have an annual fee to focus on building credit.

💵Things I wish I knew Sooner about Credit Cards 💳

I want to preface this by saying that these tips are based upon my own experience. I’m no expert but I feel that experience is a big driving force to knowledge. Building credit is hard. When I first started building my credit a few years ago I hadn’t gotten much advice about what it would take

99 likes

How to build your CREDIT in 2026🤑

Building credit isn’t about impressing the bank. It’s about building trust. Every on-time payment, every responsible purchase, and every month of consistency helps strengthen your financial foundation. Whether your goal is buying your first car, renting an apartment, qualifying for better credit

563 likes

Budgeting your credit cards

You want to master your credit while budgeting ! Don’t forget this hack when setting up your budget planner! Credit card minimum date vs statement date is so important for your budget journey 💖 You will never miss a payment again and your score will increase! Make sure you are adding in t

1548 likes

A shopping cart filled with various grocery and household items, including food, personal care products, and cleaning supplies. Overlays read "HOW TO GET FREE STUFF AT WALMART" and "MONEY HACK! SWIPE," indicating a guide to saving money.

A screen displaying a grid of nine rebate app icons, including Tada, Shopmium, Amazon Alexa, Field Agent, Merryfield, Brandclub, Checkout 51, Ibotta, and Rakuten. The text overlay instructs viewers to "DOWNLOAD REBATE APPS!"

A screen showing various rebate app icons, with the Ibotta app icon highlighted by a yellow circle. Text explains that Ibotta is the best rebate app for Walmart, offering hundreds of cashback offers on diverse items.

BEGINNER TIPS TO START COUPONING AT WALMART!

Walmart is one of the easiest places to begin couponing at! In 2024, MOST couponing deals are 100% digital meaning you only need your phone to do them. At Walmart specifically, most deals use rebates. This means you pay full price at the register for the item and submit your receipt to the rebat

9210 likes

Why You NEED a Beginner Credit Card

Want to build credit but don’t know where to start? 💳 The truth is, most people overcomplicate it. You don’t need a perfect score overnight — you just need the right beginner card to start building history. Here’s why it matters: ✅ Your first card sets the foundation for your entire credit jou

1216 likes

A woman with curly dark hair and a black strapless top sits in a chair, looking to the right. The text "Travel Credit Cards Beginner Guide" is overlaid in yellow, with "lemons @bmekween" in the bottom left corner.

A sandy beach with ocean waves under a blue sky. Overlay text warns that the guide is not helpful for students, those with bad credit, or infrequent travelers, advising them to build credit first.

A lush green landscape with a river and buildings under a blue sky. Overlay text describes BILT REWARDS (Visa) for earning points by paying rent, best for flights, and mentions a link for free points.

What You Should Know About Travel Credit Cards

Someone on Tiktok asked me to break down the travel credit cards I use so here’s the gist for beginners or newbies: 💰BILT REWARDS (Visa) is a great card to use if you want to earn travel points through rent payments. You pay your rent directly through the app and can redeem your points for worko

67 likes

3 Cards For Building Credit

@Welcome Baddies These credit cards are specifically designed to help individuals build, rebuild, or strengthen their credit history, providing accessible options with features tailored to support individuals at various stages of their credit journey. Follow For More Tips! #financebadd

5679 likes

How I Got a 700+ credit score🍋✨

A 700+ credit score isn’t built by doing a lot. It’s built by doing a few things correctly and avoiding mistakes that quietly hold people back. Most beginners don’t struggle because they’re irresponsible — they struggle because no one ever explains credit in a simple, realistic way. Here’s

50 likes

my top 3 credit cards rn! ✨

My top 3 credit cards I've been using the most lately: - Citi Double Cash: this is my most used card because it has no annual fee and gives 2% back on every single purchase - Chase Sapphire Preferred: this card has an insane signup bonus of up to $1,000 in points depending on the current pr

686 likes

A flat lay of seven different credit cards on a wooden background, with the title 'ALL MY CREDIT CARDS AND WHY I HAVE THEM!' displayed prominently at the top.

The image highlights a Capital One Platinum card, described as the user's first credit card at age 18, used for building credit, with zero benefits and no annual fee.

A Capital One Quicksilver card is featured, noted as the user's first cash back card with a 1.5% cash back benefit, obtained after building credit.

All My Credit Cards and WHY I Have Them

I currently have 7 open credit cards - my first I got at age 18 and the last I got just this year at age 26. Here's a summary of each card I currently hold and why I chose to apply for each one. #Lemon8Partner #PersonalFinance #Money #MoneyHacks #CreditCards #Budget #Budge

4788 likes

A mobile screen shows an Experian credit score of 562, labeled as 'Poor,' with no change as of April 16, 2025. It suggests paying off debt faster with a personal loan and viewing matched credit cards, calculated using FICO Score 8.

CREDIT TIPS PLEASE😭😭

Okay my credit score sucks, I was never taught about credit until I hit the age of 20 and it mostly was due to YouTube. Give me your beginner friendly tips, advice or even put me on to some credit repair specialist who can help😭😭 #broke #credit #creditfix #credithack #creditscoretips

1693 likes

The image displays the title 'TOP 5 Credit cards For COLLEGE STUDENTS' over a wallet containing credit cards, with a green leaf icon in the top right corner.

This image details the Discover it® Student Chrome card, ranked #5 with a 4.5 Forbes Advisor rating. It offers a cashback match welcome bonus, requires fair or new credit, and has a $0 annual fee.

This image presents the Bank of America® Unlimited Cash Rewards credit card for Students, ranked #4 with a 4.6 Forbes Advisor rating. It features a $200 welcome bonus, is for good to excellent credit, and has a $0 annual fee.

Top 5 COLLEGE STUDENT credit cards✨

if you’re in college or just starting to build credit — these are the cards that’ll help you start strong without getting played by high fees or confusing fine print 👇 1. Discover it® Student Cash Back ✅ No annual fee ✅ Cashback match (they’ll double what you earn first year) ✅ Great if you’r

1016 likes

Soft girl credit cards 🤑

💸💖 Calling All Girlies: Financial Glow-Up Advice Needed! 💖💸 Okay besties, I need the tea! 👀 I'm in my 20s and trying to get my finances together because… adulting is HARD! 😩 Help a girl out: ✨ What's your # 1 financial tip for us 20-somethings? ✨ Spill the beans: Which credit card

3985 likes

Credit cards that make me money ✨

These are 2 of my favorite credit cards in my wallet. There's many options of credit cards that have different rewards - I recommend choosing the one that makes sense to you. 1️⃣ Chase Sapphire Preferred card ✨Offer: 60,000 bonus points (worth $750 toward travel through Chase Ultima

759 likes

A person enjoys breakfast with a city view, while three credit cards (Alaska Mileage Plan, Capital One Venture, Chase Sapphire Preferred) are overlaid, highlighting cards used for free travel.

The Alaska Airlines Credit Card is displayed with its $95 annual fee and benefits, including 70,000 bonus miles, a free companion pass, and free checked bags, used for flights and rental car.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred credit card is shown with its $95 annual fee and benefits, such as 60,000 bonus points, travel credits, and bonus points on dining and travel, used for international flights.

TOP Credit Cards to Help You Travel for Free 💳✈️🧳

My TOP 3 credit cards that helped me travel for free! 💳 Alaska Airlines Credit Card ✈️ - My favorite airline credit card because they are apart of ONE WORLD ALLIANCE which allows you to transfer your points to many other airlines such as British Airlines and American Airlines. If Alaska doesn’t

154 likes

An aerial view from an airplane window showing the wing, blue sky, and land below. Text overlay reads "3 Travel Credit Cards You Need For Free."

An airplane wing against a cloudy sky, with a United MileagePlus Explorer credit card shown. Text lists benefits like 60,000 bonus miles and TSA PreCheck credit.

An airplane wing over a city landscape, featuring a Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card. Text highlights benefits including 60,000 bonus points and airport lounge access.

Travel Credit Cards You Need to Travel for Free✈️💰✨

Traveling more for less is everyone’s goal, but sometimes it can be confusing! After doing needed research, here are beginner friendly/the best travel credit cards to get in 2024✨ #1 United Mileage Plus Explorer Benefits: Earn 60, 000 bonus miles, 7x miles on United flights, 2 United Club on

58 likes

A pink notebook-themed graphic with office supplies, featuring the title "HOW TO CORRECTLY PAY YOUR CREDIT CARDS AND BOOST YOUR CREDIT SCORE" in a red outlined box.

A pink lined notebook page displaying handwritten steps 1, 2, and 3 for correctly paying credit cards, focusing on ignoring the due date and finding the statement date to manage utilization.

A pink lined notebook page displaying handwritten steps 4 and 5 for correctly paying credit cards, detailing how to pay off the balance after the statement closes to avoid interest and maximize FICO score.

How to CORRECTLY pay your credit cards

Step by step guide on how to CORRECTLY pay your credit cards 💳& boost your credit score. #creditcleanup #credithealth #creditrestoration #creditfreedom #credit #creditcards #creditscore

4063 likes

Soft Girl Credit Guide ✨

Building credit doesn’t have to feel confusing, overwhelming, or “only for rich people.” 💳✨🌿 I created my Soft Girl Credit Guide to break everything down in a simple, realistic, beginner-friendly way. No complicated finance talk. Just real tips that actually make sense. 💚 Inside the guide: •

0 likes

Soft Girl Credit Cards 🤑

Below is a little bit about each one. ♥️ American Express Platinum (Charge Card NOT credit card): $695 (annual fee which is one of the highest in the world). 😭😭😭 I travel A LOT - on average around 20-30 flights a year. So this card is my holy grail for receiving benefits and stacking up airmile

1494 likes

Money Saving:Top No-Annual-Fee Travel Credit Cards

When choosing a travel credit card, consider the annual fee, rewards structure, redemption flexibility, and travel perks. Research current offers for each card as they can change frequently. Make sure the card aligns with your travel goals and spending habits to maximize its benefits. 🍋Save It F

35 likes

TRAVEL CHEAPER HACK 2: Travel Credit Cards

Travel credit cards are an amazing way to travel cheaper if you use them RESPONSIBLY! These are the steps to to using a travel credit card: 1. Choose the best travel credit card for you. 2. Earn the welcome bonus on that card by following the guidelines + whatever you earn from your nor

39 likes

An image displays a credit card with a blue design. Text highlights various reward categories, including high rewards for groceries and streaming, and rewards for transit, gas, and other purchases. A "SWIPE" indicator is present.

A credit card with a blue and green design is shown, emphasizing no annual fee. Details include an introductory reward and varying rewards for different spending categories like travel, dining, and general purchases. An introductory APR is also mentioned.

BEST CREDIT CARDS for MOMS! 💳

#biweeklybudget #budgetwithme #moneyhacks #moneyapps #howmuchispend Credit Cards can be a touchy subject! But when used correctly, they can actually EARN you money! Tips for Moms Applying: • Know your spending: Groceries, gas, streaming, or travel—choose cards that match what yo

600 likes

A display of various earrings and small items with the overlay text 'different types of CREDIT CARDS for young adults' in neon pink and blue.

A pink background with bubbles listing student credit cards like Citi Rewards+ and DiscoverIt Student Cash Back, alongside text describing student credit cards for building credit.

A pink background with bubbles listing secured cards such as DiscoverIt Secured and Capital One Secured Mastercard, with text explaining their role in establishing credit.

different types of credit cards for young adults💳🫧

Not sure which card is right for you? Or maybe you aren’t sure where to even start? Look no further! I’m here to let you know what options you have when choosing a credit card for your specific needs!✨ 🫧Student Credit Cards: * Discover it Student Cash Back: Offers cash back rewards on purchases

151 likes

A hand holds a stack of various credit cards, including Sapphire Preferred, Chase Freedom, Chase Freedom Unlimited, and Discover it, against a marble background. The image is overlaid with the title 'TIPS TO USE A CREDIT CARD'.

A hand holds multiple credit cards, illustrating the first tip: 'Spend only what you can afford. Act like it is cash or a debit card. Do not get close to your Credit limit! The target would be spend up to 30% of your limit to keep your utilization healthy.'

A hand holds multiple credit cards, illustrating the second tip: 'Pay your bill every month on time and in full. Interest is very high and you want to avoid that to keep a healthy credit score.'

SMART GIRLIES use Credit Cards like this 💳💸✨🫶

Credit Cards can be challenging if you don’t know how to use them correctly! You want to make sure that you are using them in a way that doesn’t hinder you financially! 1- spend what you can afford! Act like it’s cash or a debt card. You ideally want to spend only 30% of your credit limit!

435 likes

TOP 3 TRAVEL CREDIT CARDS ✈️💫💳

If you’re planning to travel more this year, picking the right credit card can save you serious money and unlock incredible perks. 🌍✨ Whether you’re booking flights, staying in luxury hotels, or dining abroad, the right card can help you travel smarter—not harder. Here are my top 3 travel cre

55 likes

How to REALLY track your credit!

Want to build credit without stressing or spending extra? 👇 Here are 4 legit places you can check (and even build) your credit score for free: 1️⃣ Credit Karma → Easy to read, breaks down what’s helping/hurting. 2️⃣ Experian → Shows your actual FICO score, the one lenders really use. 3️⃣ Your

311 likes

A flat lay image showing a 'Credit Study Session' setup with a laptop displaying a credit report showing a 739 'Very Good' score. A notebook lists 'What I'm learning' about credit and 'What I'm building' for financial future, surrounded by motivational items like a mug, candles, and books.

Credit Study Session ✨💳 Building Better Habits Daily

Late night study sessions are starting to change my entire mindset about money, discipline, and financial freedom 💕✨ I’m learning that: ✔ utilization matters ✔ payment timing matters ✔ inquiries affect your score ✔ consistency beats perfection ✔ financial literacy creates freedom Good cr

39 likes

CREDIT CARDS FOR STUDENTS 💲💳🖇️

CREDIT CARDS FOR STUDENTS 💲💳🖇️ - discover it student cash back - apple card - capital one venture the three credit cards i have as a senior in college! i made it a goal in college to become more financially literate and i’ve become so much more confident in how my money moves. do you ha

2802 likes

What I wish I knew before my first credit card

When I got my first credit card, I had no idea how fast small mistakes could stack up. I was swiping left and right thinking I was building credit — when I was really hurting it. 😭 If you’re just starting out, here’s what I wish I knew sooner: • Every “hard pull” hits your score — stop applying

103 likes

How I Make My Credit Cards Work for Me

I’ve earned travel points, cash back, and retail rewards from my credit cards — but the biggest flex is that I don’t carry debt doing it. Credit card perks are only really perks if you: — Know your benefits — Have a payoff plan — Don’t let spending outpace your cash flow I use cards like S

107 likes

A Coach wallet and scattered US dollar bills on a fuzzy surface, with text overlay "Seven Money Mistakes To Avoid" in pink and white boxes, featuring a money bag icon.

US dollar bills and a Coach wallet on a fuzzy surface, with a teal text box explaining that avoiding beginner money mistakes saves time, stress, and money, and an arrow pointing right.

US dollar bills and a Coach wallet on a fuzzy surface, detailing "1. Not Having a Budget" with the 50/30/20 rule and "2. Ignoring an Emergency Fund" with advice on saving, accompanied by sparkle icons and an arrow.

7 Beginner Money Mistakes (and How to Avoid Them!)

Feeling stuck with money? 🤔 You’re not alone—but avoiding beginner mistakes can help you stay ahead and stress less! 💸 💡 Here’s what NOT to do with your money: 🚫 No budget = Overspending and regret. 🚫 No emergency fund = Stress when life happens. 🚫 Ignoring credit scores = Higher costs later.

210 likes

how to start building credit with credit cards! 💳

The first option is a secured credit card (Capital One Platinum Credit Card) which means you’ll make a deposit upfront. After a few months of consistent, on-time payments, you could qualify for the Apple Card (if you’re an Apple user). If not, feel free to skip to the third option. Once you’ve b

199 likes

DIFFERENT TYPES OF CREDIT CARDS YOU NEED TO KNOW

There are 4 different types of credit cards you need to know about 👀 Most people don't realize the difference and can find themselves in a world of hurt. Swipe for a breakdown of each different type -- I personally use reward credit cards, but NEVER store credit cards. There is a differe

20 likes

Just approved for credit cards! What next?

Credit cards are not your enemy! Let’s talk about 7things you are going to do to build your relationship with credit 🩵 Follow these steps and I bet your credit score will be increasing and you will finally see the goods of having good credit ! Budgeting and credit go hand in hand ! #cre

399 likes

Travel for free with these credit cards

Travel Cards help me see the world without draining my bank account. I spent a lot of time researching the various cards and want to share the info with all of you! 💳 Card 1: CapOne Venture X Pros: Allows you to pay off purchases with points (Any charges from airlines, rental car companies, Ai

367 likes

See more