If you’ve missed a few payments or accrued some credit card debt, you may have a “fair” credit score. According to FICO®, a fair credit score falls in the range of 580 to 669. You may not qualify for the best credit rates or terms with a score in this range. However, having fair credit doesn’t mean you have to settle for the most basic credit cards. You could still find a card that helps your score and earns rewards.

Choosing Credit Cards for Fair Credit
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Published August 21, 2024
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