Chip Lupo, Credit Card Writer
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No, Citibank does not have any student credit cards. The best Citibank credit card for college students is the Citi Secured, since it is available to people with limited credit history and has a $0 liability guarantee on unauthorized charges. The Citi Secured also has a $0 annual fee. But it’s not a “student credit card.”
While it’s possible for college students to get Citibank credit cards, you may first want to check out WalletHub’s editors’ picks for the best student credit cards from other issuers. Student credit cards usually offer better rates and rewards than regular credit cards for people with limited credit.
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What are the easiest credit cards for students to get?
The easiest credit cards for students to get are student cards for limited or no credit history and secured credit cards. Since college students are likely to have higher incomes in the long term, issuers are willing to offer them better deals than most people without established credit.
Easiest Student Credit Cards to Get
- Best Overall: Capital One Savor Student Cash Rewards Credit Card (see details, rates & fees)
- Best for Cash Back: Capital One Quicksilver Student Cash Rewards Credit Card (see details, rates & fees)
- Best Secured Card: Capital One Platinum Secured Credit Card (see details, rates & fees)
- Good Approval Odds: Capital One Quicksilver Secured Cash Rewards Credit Card (see details, rates & fees)
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Do you have to be a student to get a student credit card?
Yes, you typically need to be a student to get a student credit card. Most student credit cards require applicants to provide the name of their school, their expected graduation date, or some other proof of enrollment.
Other Eligibility Requirements for Student Credit Cards
The terms and conditions for some student credit cards also state that the card is specifically for currently enrolled students. It’s illegal to lie on a credit card application, so applicants...
read full answer by WalletHub, Financial CompanyWhat do you put for income on a student credit card application?
When filling out the income field on a student credit card application, you can put wages from full-time or part-time jobs, investment dividends, and most other funds that are regularly deposited into your bank account. Excess scholarship money that ends up in your bank account typically counts as income, too.
In general, if the money is available to pay a debt you owe, and is not earmarked exclusively for education expenses, it usually...
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