Adam McCann, Financial Writer
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You can put down a $2,000 deposit on most secured credit cards and receive a $2,000 credit limit. Secured credit card issuers usually let you deposit $200-$2,000 or more and will fully refund your security deposit if you close the account with a $0 balance.
Popular Secured Cards That Let You Deposit $2,000+
Regardless of your credit limit, the purpose of a secured credit card is to help you build or rebuild your credit history. By using the card responsibly and making timely payments, you can demonstrate your creditworthiness and improve your credit score over time.
To learn more, check out our secured credit card guide. You can also check out our editors' complete picks for the best secured credit cards.
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