How do you choose a credit card?

Finding the right credit card can be stressful, with so many offers to consider and so much jargon and fine print to decipher. But as long as you follow these simple pointers, you’ll be fine.

1. Compare credit cards before applying. Otherwise, there’s no way of telling whether you’re getting the best deal. Marketing can be deceiving, after all. 
2. Make sure your credit is match. You should only consider applying for a credit card if it matches your credit standing. For example, don’t apply for an excellent-credit credit card if you have fair credit. Getting turned down will only make it harder to get approved the second time around.
3. Don’t apply in bulk. You should not submit more than a couple credit card applications within a short period of time, as this can lead to a roughly six-month dip in your credit score.

For more tips, check out WalletHub’s guide on finding the right type of credit card for your needs. And for your convenience, here are some benchmarks to consider as you wade your way through the credit card comparison process:

Market Snapshot: 1,000+ Credit Card Offers

You can learn more about the average terms offered by credit cards in popular categories from WalletHub’s latest Credit Card Landscape Report. 

i don’t usually buy into this idea until i gave it a trial, all of my life my credit profile was in poor condition and i have a lot of problems with the creditor ,i have been deprive of many things i needed most in my life, i almost ran into bankruptcy  i have lost a lot ,untiL i came across dejatech007 AT GMAILDOTCOM ,he helped me fixed my credit profile in days he increased my score from 435 to 802 and also remove all negative items from my report . now i'm able to get my personal home for myself and my family . my credit profile is now perfect just as i wished ,if you have similar problems get to him. Good luck