pGavinBuckleyl:
As of February 2010, you have to be 21 and employed full time 12/18 months without a cosigner. The minimum income is approximately $25,000
LYxaasysyas:
You can't overdraft a prepaid card. You load it and use the money and if you run low, you re load it.
It isn't a real bank account that has overdraft protection.
If you don't have enough funds to cover the transaction... the the card will be declined.
hiegululnenny:
do the credit cards for your business report to your personal credit reports. do the credit cards for your business report to your personal credit reports
Sopmduozlhi:
Probably, but it depends. If the cards are in the business name, and you use the business tax ID number instead of your social security number, then they should not show up on your personal credit report.
Gypeherge:
Depends.
The couple is married. The card company asked for Household income.
The spouse gave them household income.
No fraud of any kind committed.
A spouse can get a card even if they do not work by using household income.
Imagine if a stay at home mom could never get a credit card, just because she stays home?
Household income is joint income. Can be used.