Sue Patterson, WalletHub Analyst
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Banks with some of the easiest credit cards to get include U.S. Bank, Capital One, Bank of America, Citibank, Capital Bank, and other major issuers that offer secured cards. Even with bad or limited credit, you may have a good chance of getting approved for a card from one of these banks.
5 of the Easiest Bank Credit Cards to Get
| Credit Card | Annual Fee | Best For |
| $0 | No Credit | |
| $75 intro 1st yr, $99 after | Unsecured | |
| $0 | Rewards | |
| $0 | Students | |
| $0 | No Credit Check |
Other Things to Consider Before Getting a Credit Card
Note that any previously existing relationships you have with banks may come in handy, too. If the bank you have a checking account with offers a credit card, that will likely be an easy bank to get a credit card from.
Your bank can see your everyday account history, which isn't on your credit report. This means they have extra information about you that other credit card companies don’t have, making it potentially easier to get a credit card with them compared to other banks.
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