The Approved Card from Suze Orman
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The Approved Card from Suze Orman's Key Fees
| ACTIVATION FEE |
$3.00 |
|---|---|
| MONTHLY FEE |
None 1st month, $3 after |
| SIGNATURE TRANSACTION FEE |
Free |
| PIN TRANSACTION FEE |
Free |
| IN-NETWORK ATM TRANSACTION FEE |
$0 |
| ATM NETWORK SIZE |
N/A |
| OUT-OF-NETWORK ATM TRANSACTION FEE |
$2 |
| FOREIGN ATM TRANSACTION FEE |
N/A |
| ACTIVATION FEE |
|---|
| $3.00 |
| MONTHLY FEE |
| None 1st month, $3 after |
| SIGNATURE TRANSACTION FEE |
| Free |
| PIN TRANSACTION FEE |
| Free |
| IN-NETWORK ATM TRANSACTION FEE |
| $0 |
| ATM NETWORK SIZE |
| N/A |
| OUT-OF-NETWORK ATM TRANSACTION FEE |
| $2 |
| FOREIGN ATM TRANSACTION FEE |
| N/A |
The Approved Card from Suze Orman's Highlights
| $2.00 per transaction at AllPoint ATMs (waived for 30 days with a qualifying Direct Deposit or Bank Transfer of $20.00 or more); $2.00 per withdrawal at all other ATMs plus any fees charged by the ATM owner or operator |
| The Approved Card is a prepaid card, not a credit card, so you can’t get into debt when you use it. You can use the Approved Card wherever Debit MasterCard is accepted, and it’s safer than cash. |
| Load it and use it every day! Use it to pay your bills online and for everday purchases. You can even set up an Emergency Fund to set aside money for the “what-ifs” in life! |
| Your personal information is protected with constant monitoring from TrustedID®. If they ever detect a risk to your personal information, they’ll alert you immediately and connect you with their on-call protection specialists to resolve the situation. |
| Set some money aside by depositing it into your Emergency Fund. You can't spend this money without first contacting Approved Card customer support, so you will not spend it by accident, but will find it easier to save. |
The Approved Card from Suze Orman's Additional Info
| LIVE CUSTOMER SUPPORT |
|---|
| Free 1st call/month; $2 after |
| AUTOMATED CUSTOMER SUPPORT |
| Free |
| RELOAD OPTIONS |
| Direct Deposit, Western Union |
| CANCELLATION FEE |
|---|
| Free |
| INACTIVITY FEE |
| None |
| Last updated on 5/5/2020 |
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ALLLLLLL I WANT TO DO IS PUT MORE MONEY ON THIS CARDDDDD.
HOW DO I DO THAT ON THIS SITE I DOn't SEE ANYTHING SAYING TO ADD MONEY? HELPPPPPPPPP HA HA.
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In order to manage your account online you need to go to: https://www2.theapprovedcard.com/#login
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Does The Approved Card from Suze Orman report to the credit bureaus? Reply 3
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Unfortunately, the marketing promotion around The Approved Card has all of us confused. However, the truth is that this prepaid card will do nothing for your credit score. If you need to improve your credit your only option is a secured credit card.
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Why does The Approved Card from Suze Orman have a $3.00 monthly fee? Reply 1
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The Approved Card from Suze Orman has a monthly fee to cover for their maintenance expenses.
Suze has really managed to confuse all of us, hasn't she? The Approved Prepaid Card will NOT IMPROVE anyone's credit score. Maybe in a few years that will change but as of now that is a fact. Secured credit cards are the only option for people that want to build their credit scores.
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The card, company, has the poorest customer service I have dealt with. The website does not show a easy "contact me" link. There are no email or phone numbers. It is very frustrating. Reply 1
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ITS FRUSTRATING AND ITS VERY HARD TO GET THE PEOPLE TO HELP U WITH ANY QUESTIONS, AND THEY ARE NOT DOING WHAT THEY SAY THEY DO? Reply 1
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What prepaid card can I use to rent a car? Reply
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If you want to rent a car any prepaid card will do. However, rental agencies withhold more money than the actual cost of renting because they want to make sure that any unforeseen expenses (gas, car damage etc.) will be covered. You will not be able to use those funds until the final transaction is posted to your statement. So, it’s better if you call the agency and ask them about their specific policy. Also, for more information you can go here.
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New flash! My bank charges me 36.00 each time a gym fee runs through my account and the funds are not in at the same time. And even when I look and see the account balance as good, somehow I get hit with a over draft fee. (36.00) so why not pay the 3.00 to open and any other fees. I'm still spending less. I want my account to have money in it that's all. I don't want to do online bill pay or anything related to that with my bank.… show more Reply 1
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It is not true that rental cars will not take debit cards. Major car rental companies accept debit cards and prepaid cards but usually put a hold of the max of $250 OR (the cost of the rental + 15%). If you do not want to deal with such a high hold on your money then I would recommend you get a secured credit card:
https://wallethub.com/credit-cards/secured/
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I recently received my card, and am having alot of trouble loading $ on it. I was trying to use $ from my savings account, but it will not allow me to do this. Don't know what to do. Reply
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I would say call customer service at 1-888-259-0113 but be careful because unfortunately the Approved Prepaid Card will charge you $2 per call after the first monthly call that is free.
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The Approved Card from Suze Orman Reviews
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Apr 05, 2015
I've had my card for about 5 years and have not been able to use it. The first free call to activate my APPROVEDCARD was like speaking to a foreign telemarketing hub of cubicles where you could hear everyone else talking on phones in the background. I barely got a word in before he told me "This is your one free call" and then he hung up on me. I never called back but I did go to the website and I did activate my APPROVEDCARD but was never able to make any transactions OTHER THAN LOADING IT. THANKS FOR NOTHING APPROVEDCARD. PS...You should make zero stars an option for rating the APPROVEDCARD.… show more
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Feb 11, 2014
There are fees among fees but that is standard for this type of card. Customer service is next to zero but that was not an option on this review. If you try to cancel the card there are complications with that to put it mildly. The card is cancelled but they still withdraw money from your account and charge you every time you call to get a status. If things go well and you don't mind running around to transfer funds manually or go to your bank time and time again to confirm "The Approved Card" that it is really you transferring the funds, the card kind of works. Right now my mom has a balance that is in limbo for the past two months and about $50 in charges, trying to figure out why the card is blocked. The good news is the funds will be exhausted soon so I am sure the block will be removed at that time. I was a Suze Orman fan but to provide zero level of service and charge for it is a real shame. I have never dealt with a company this poor in customer service and hope to minimize the damage in exiting.… show more
03/09/14
I was finally able to get the account working again after a month of running around. We will see how things go now. There seems to be a shift in the level of customer service lately.
Sep 20, 2013
I am an existing card holder. Recent changes to the card's web site prompt many questions, but neither the phone number on the back of my card nor the email options on the web site work, leaving no way to resolve problems. How can this be a "people first" card if people cannot contact them?
Feb 04, 2013
Rip off. Fee after fee charged. Difficulty cancelling, because even after it's cancelled they continue to withdraw money, which leads to bank fees when money is not there.
Feb 04, 2013
This is such a rip off. There are fees among fees. Then when you try to cancel the card there are complications with that. The card is cancelled but they still withdraw money from your account. Then you try to go online to stop the money from being withdrawn, then there hoops to jump through. You have to reset your password. They say they are sending your new password to your email,...it never appears, not in spam or junk either. Just a scam don't do it. Suze Orman shame on you.… show more
Sep 19, 2012
American Express prepaid card is the best out there.
12/30/13
AMEX isn't taken everywhere. I have several bills I pay with my (MC) prepaid card that I couldn't pay with AMEX.
Sep 16, 2012
In just over a month Suze Orman's card has helped us rein in our spending dramatically. The way it's going to improve MY credit score is to help me get previously-used credit cards completely paid off! I'm sure that's true of any prepaid card. 2 things I'm uncomfortable with: it takes 3 days to get money from my bank deposited onto the card (although if I have it there already, transfering money from main account to husband's card is immediate). I like the per-transaction e-mails, but the phone TEXTS are not specific about whose card they're referring to, AND, unlike the e-mails, they tend to lag in immediacy, sometimes DAYS late. Has proven embarrasing.… show more
Apr 05, 2012
The Suze Orman credit card is not a what it is cracked up to be.. 1. monthly fee (I pay my credit cards off each month and I don't get a charge) Customer Service is free for 1 call and then you pay $2 for each additional call. My other credit card doesn't charge at all to contact them. The worst thing about this card is you have to go through a 3rd party to put money on it to spend, such as western union. WHAT? Is she just trying to confuse people? Just pay your bills and don't get yourself into a financial crisis.… show more
04/05/12
You are absolutely right!! However, a more accurate comparison should be relative to your debit card because Suze's card (like all other prepaid cards) does NOT offer a line of credit and does not help you build ANY credit history.
Mar 28, 2012
I just saw this on the Nate Berkus show. I think this idea is wonderful and its about time someone did this...thank you Suze Orman!
Mar 28, 2012
Per Suze Orman herself (she is on Nate Berkus now). Other Prepaid cards charge a monthly fee of $50. She also said there is no prepaid card that will give you a fico score or any credit score for that matter. However, with this card you have unlimited access to free credit scores of your other cards and after six months of use with this card, then Fico will do an evaluation to determine if they can give you a score. It is the first card to do this, but throughout the time you have the card your information is shared with the 3 credit score companies. Cheers! I still think a monthly fee sucks, but hey every bodies gotta get paid.… show more
03/28/12
Bonnie Alexander - While Suze is certainly right about the fact that no prepaid card will impact your credit score, her card does not provide any tangible benefit to your credit standing either. What seems to get lost in The Approved Card's marketing spiel is the fact that TransUnion is merely using anonymous data about card transactions to judge whether or not it would make sense to include prepaid card and debit card information on consumer credit reports down the road. This deal won't affect you at all in the short term and is unlikely to amount to much in the long term either. In short, it's neither a reason to get The Approved Card, nor a reason to pass on it. As far as cost goes, I’m assuming you meant to write that some prepaid cards have $5 monthly fees because we have not seen an offer with anything approaching a $50 fee. At any rate, the $3 monthly fee that Suze Orman’s card charges is cheaper than what some other prepaid cards charge, but you can find less expensive options as well. For example, the Green Dot Prepaid Card does not assess a monthly fee when you load at least $1,000 in a given month, and the American Express Prepaid Card never charges one.… show more
Feb 02, 2012
This is just awful. Charging people to use their own money? As well it is NOT helping your credit score "as of yet" I cannot believe Suze Orman Is doing this. She has always been on the up and up...and On top of it it's not helping the consumer.... Try Going to a local Credit Union to build your score/ help with your credit, They might be able to help you without charging you these Fees!… show more
02/02/12
The 3.00 fee is all you pay! if its used properly and that is worth it just for the free credit bereau scores you get! Plus allpoint atm network free with only 20 bucks deposited monthly. This card is alot better then some others. She is trying to start a movement by having the bereaus use debit cards to build your score..
Feb 02, 2012
Wow I really don't get some of the critisicm of this card. I don't even need it & I signed up for one because the 3.00 fee is so worth the Transunion credit monitoring! Plus you can use allpoint atm's for free with no fee just by direct depositing 20 bucks per month! Which is no problem for me. This card may not suit everyone, but compared to other offerings it's great.. Again I don't see why the big rant people are making?… show more
Jan 23, 2012
lol..maybe in 2 years..but I don't care..if u have a 0 credit score..that means u owe 0 banks..loan companies and credit cards 0 money...witch means u have 0 debt! the penalty and price we pay for having a fico score is known as interest..that's extra money we pay some one else for things we bought on credit..im only interested in paying interest to myself..and making " pay me, s" not payments! I ue my BANK debit card for free! I don't pay atm fees...customer service fees..activation fee...and I am not giving my money to Suzie Orman..lol...this is a joke!… show more
01/23/12
lol exactly..and if you TRULY want to have more opportunities to build personal wealth...gain financial peace.and learn and understand the principle of "When you learn how money truly works...your money will start working for you instead of you just working for it"..you will stop being like everyone else who is worshiping at the altar of the totally useless "FICO " score.
In order to have a large credit or FICO score..u must allow your self to have debt! If every pay check you brought home from now and forever had no payments of any kind coming out...think of how much money you could save up...and buy things with cash..therefore never paying any interest...except to your self on your own personal investments! Having to have a credit score in order to buy things is a myth all of us are fed...I have learned over the last two years the truth. I have" o" credit score...o cards or loans of any kind and instead of being a hamster that gets up every day to go to work to make payments to credit cards and loan companies.I have more money in the bank than I have ever had and I make payments to myself!
We live in a society where instant gratification is the behavioral norm on so many facets. Credit enables you to act irresponsibly with your hard earned money..because it enables you to purchase things that you will always pay extra for..because you could not afford them or did not have the ability or desire to tell yourself no..I can't afford that right now.
Credit and life itself do have one absolute principle in common...If you are born..you will die...if you use credit..you will pay interests. That is a mathematical certainty...When I die some day..yes..I will not be taking any thing with me..but now that I know how stupid it is to use credit..I wont be giving it away while I am here. I just find it financially hypocritical that Suzie Orman..a person who is supposed to be helping people become smarter with their money...would have the audacity to put out a product that belies the very underlying principles of smart money management...by offering a card that charges you a fee to access your own money..then again..she is not Dave Ramsey..so that explains it all lol. I have a friend who has a o credit score as well..he went to a dealership..after saving for two years mind you..and bought a brand new truck for 7,000 less than the window price..lol...it was supposed 0% interest as well....but when he asked the salesman the "cash" price"..he saw where the interest was hidden lol. Sacrificing for two years to succeed and driving a 1000 craigslist cash beater car sucks...but not succeeding with money sucks worse!… show more
In order to have a large credit or FICO score..u must allow your self to have debt! If every pay check you brought home from now and forever had no payments of any kind coming out...think of how much money you could save up...and buy things with cash..therefore never paying any interest...except to your self on your own personal investments! Having to have a credit score in order to buy things is a myth all of us are fed...I have learned over the last two years the truth. I have" o" credit score...o cards or loans of any kind and instead of being a hamster that gets up every day to go to work to make payments to credit cards and loan companies.I have more money in the bank than I have ever had and I make payments to myself!
We live in a society where instant gratification is the behavioral norm on so many facets. Credit enables you to act irresponsibly with your hard earned money..because it enables you to purchase things that you will always pay extra for..because you could not afford them or did not have the ability or desire to tell yourself no..I can't afford that right now.
Credit and life itself do have one absolute principle in common...If you are born..you will die...if you use credit..you will pay interests. That is a mathematical certainty...When I die some day..yes..I will not be taking any thing with me..but now that I know how stupid it is to use credit..I wont be giving it away while I am here. I just find it financially hypocritical that Suzie Orman..a person who is supposed to be helping people become smarter with their money...would have the audacity to put out a product that belies the very underlying principles of smart money management...by offering a card that charges you a fee to access your own money..then again..she is not Dave Ramsey..so that explains it all lol. I have a friend who has a o credit score as well..he went to a dealership..after saving for two years mind you..and bought a brand new truck for 7,000 less than the window price..lol...it was supposed 0% interest as well....but when he asked the salesman the "cash" price"..he saw where the interest was hidden lol. Sacrificing for two years to succeed and driving a 1000 craigslist cash beater car sucks...but not succeeding with money sucks worse!… show more
01/23/12
Actually having no annual fee credit cards that you do NOT use or for which you pay the balance in full every month allows you to build your credit score at NO cost. If your no annual fee credit card also has rewards and you are disciplined enough to pay it in full each month and not overspend, then you end up also getting paid for building and maintaining a solid credit score that can<span class="hidden"> come handy for a number of reasons, including paying less on your car insurance.<br /><br />Nevertheless, Suzie Orman's card, like all other prepaid cards, will do NOTHING for your credit score and there is no reason it should be used by anyone that already has a free checking account.</span><span class="more-ellipsis">…</span> <a href="#" class="more">read more</a>… show more
come handy for a number of reasons, including paying less on your car insurance.Nevertheless, Suzie Orman's card, like all other prepaid cards, will do NOTHING for your credit score and there is no reason it should be used by anyone that already has a free checking account.… read more">
Jan 18, 2012
LOVE SUZIE'S ADVISE, SHE IS MY SATURDAY NIGHT DATE. HAVEN'T READ THE FINE LINE OF THE DEBIT CARD YET BUT FROM A QUICK LOOK I BELEIVED THERE'S A CHARGE IF YOU USE THE ATM SO DON'T USE ATM., AND IT IS THE SAME THING IF YOU USE YOUR REG. ATM AT A BANK OTHER FROM THE ONE THAT ISSUE IT. I THINK IT GREAT FOR PEOPLE WHO DOES NOT HAVE CREDIT A CARD, NOW THEY DOn't HAVE TO ASK PEOPLE TO CHARGE STUFF FOR THEM. GET IT AND USE IT WISELY.… show more
Jan 16, 2012
I just saw the Suze Orman on the Wendy Show talking about the new "Approved Card," it seems to be a great idea.
Jan 16, 2012
Not for nothing, but I have a checking account, a savings account, money market accounts and Roth IRA's. I have not been cut off from the banking world in anyway and STILL believe that the prepaid card is a fantastic choice. By placing a monthly allowance on myself through the prepaid card, and using my checking and saving FOR savings and paying bills...I have been able to balance everything to a tee with minimal time AND save a large amount of money that I otherwise would have spent using my Debit card. Prepaid cards are not JUST for people with bad credit or no bank accounts....Suse Orman's point of all this is to budget yourself, pay attention to what you are wasting your money on, and save! How can that be negative?… show more
Jan 16, 2012
While the American Express prepaid card has much lower fees than most prepaid cards, they do not offer a bill payment service which renders the card useless as an alternative to a checking account. Also they are not affiliated with an ATM network which means that the combination of Amex's ATM fees together with the fee charged by the owner/operator of the ATM can make the Amex card a very costly card for someone that needs frequent ATM access.
Here is more information on the Amex prepaid debit card:
https://wallethub.com/d/american-express-prepaid-card-569c/… show more
Here is more information on the Amex prepaid debit card:
https://wallethub.com/d/american-express-prepaid-card-569c/… show more
Jan 16, 2012
TheDark Child - Actually neither Suze's prepaid debit card or ANY other prepaid card help you build your credit in any sort of manner! It is actually unfortunate that Suze markets her card in such a misleading way...
The only thing that Orman's prepaid card does is that it shares purchase, payment and other transaction information with TransUnion (one of the major credit bureaus) so that they can study the correlation between that information and the information that is currently included in most consumer credit reports. In other words it is a study that will yield NO changes to a consumer's credit report and credit score. Maybe two years after the study is complete something actionable might emerge.
Bottom line is that if you need to build or rebuild your credit score stay away from Suze Orman's prepaid card or ANY other prepaid card for that matter. Just apply for a secured credit card:
https://wallethub.com/credit-cards/secured/… show more
The only thing that Orman's prepaid card does is that it shares purchase, payment and other transaction information with TransUnion (one of the major credit bureaus) so that they can study the correlation between that information and the information that is currently included in most consumer credit reports. In other words it is a study that will yield NO changes to a consumer's credit report and credit score. Maybe two years after the study is complete something actionable might emerge.
Bottom line is that if you need to build or rebuild your credit score stay away from Suze Orman's prepaid card or ANY other prepaid card for that matter. Just apply for a secured credit card:
https://wallethub.com/credit-cards/secured/… show more
Jan 12, 2012
From what I am reading this card does not appear to nickle and dimes the consumers to death, except for the ATM fee! which is like a navel string to all the financial institutions. However a card that is called the Peoples Gold Prepaid card with the interest of the consumers and at the same time own by the people would be the best solution to oppressed people who has to rely on these prepaid cards. Can you imagine how this would empower people and help most of us to climb out of poverty. I am so sick and tired of the same set of people enjoying most of the wealth including the people who have shares in these prepaid cards! come on lets start practicing some of what we preach. Lets empower the less fortunate and help them out of the hole!… show more
01/13/12
This is a really good idea, so essentially what you propose is a not-for-profit prepaid card that at the end of each month or year distributes any excess revenue back its cardholders based on their usage of the prepaid card?
Jan 12, 2012
"There's nothing wrong with saying, ‘I want to have more, I want to be more, I did this for money,’” Suze Orman, the reknowned financial advisor once said. She’s also said, "People first, then money, then things" and "Many people are in the dark when it comes to money, and I'm going to turn on the lights.” So which mindset does Orman’s Approved Prepaid Card coincide with? Is it the unapologetic seeker of wealth or the public figure who has espoused a desire to help people better handle their finances? Could it be both? Let’s see. The first thing yiu have to look at when evaluating a prepaid card are the fees. After all, if a card is expensive, it doesn’t really matter what else it has to offer. While the $2 The Approved Card from Suze Orman typically charges for ATM withdrawals gets waived when you make a direct deposit or bank transfer, there’s still the $3 one-time activation fee and $3 monthly fee to worry about. Plus, there’s a $2/call fee to talk to a customer service agent more than once, which should be worrisome if you are someone who often has questions about your financial products.
Ultimately, the Suze Orman is a competitive option (much more so than Lil Wayne’s) which is the best choice for certain types of people and usage and in the conversation for others. I’d still use the Green Dot Prepaid Card as a replacement checking account since its free if you load at least $1k and make withdrawls from in network ATMs. On the other hand, I’d use Orman’s Approved Card if I wanted to put my kid’s allowance on it and let him get the feel of managing a card account because it would be the cheapest option. Finally, I want to point out the reason why I have not really mentioned the “special features” Suze Orman’s prepaid card offers: many aren’t really special features at all. Identity theft protection is great as is the Emergency Fund function, but things like TransUnion credit monitoring and Suze’s advice can be found for free elsewhere. My advice would therefore be to not get the Suze Orman prepaid card just because it has her name attatched, but to not rule it out off hand for the same reason. Think about how much it would cost you each month, compare it to other cards and pick the lowest cost option.… show more
Ultimately, the Suze Orman is a competitive option (much more so than Lil Wayne’s) which is the best choice for certain types of people and usage and in the conversation for others. I’d still use the Green Dot Prepaid Card as a replacement checking account since its free if you load at least $1k and make withdrawls from in network ATMs. On the other hand, I’d use Orman’s Approved Card if I wanted to put my kid’s allowance on it and let him get the feel of managing a card account because it would be the cheapest option. Finally, I want to point out the reason why I have not really mentioned the “special features” Suze Orman’s prepaid card offers: many aren’t really special features at all. Identity theft protection is great as is the Emergency Fund function, but things like TransUnion credit monitoring and Suze’s advice can be found for free elsewhere. My advice would therefore be to not get the Suze Orman prepaid card just because it has her name attatched, but to not rule it out off hand for the same reason. Think about how much it would cost you each month, compare it to other cards and pick the lowest cost option.… show more
02/08/12
I think a caution is required about the green dot cards. I have read online at refundsweepers.com general chat board that they are hard to use and the fees can run really, really high so that you don't get to use anywhere near the amount you load on the cards.
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