Bill Pyke, Member
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Because the Citi Secured Card accepts bad credit, approval requirements do not generally come from score, but rather income and/or past bankruptcies. As with all credit cards, approval is never guaranteed, but secured cards will always have higher approval odds.
Joan Brown, Member
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The score part is fine, you can apply for this one. The bigger problem is your income. If you look like you can't handle a third credit card, you might get rejected.
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