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Visa Card in BC

Are you able to provide a link or list of banks that will grant a secured Visa or Mastercard. Also a list of banks who will be helpful after discharge from first time bankruptcy. I want to repair my credit right away.

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One Response to “Visa Card in BC”

Barton Goth, GCO Inc. Bankruptcy Trustees said...

While most banks don’t advertise this type of service, it never hurts to ask if they would be willing to offer this type of services. In terms of those who advertise there are 2 major ones, both Hometrust and Capital One have provided secured credit cards for quite some time. I typically recommend considering Capital One simply because the annual cost is significantly less that required by Hometrust.