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American Express Zync

http://www304.americ...bout/Zync/31211

 

Bank of America Student Platinum Plus Visa Credit Card

https://www.bankofam...N004|2056051|2M

 

Bremer Bank College Reward Visa

http://www.bremer.co...tion.aspx?id=64

 

Bremer Bank Co-Signer Visa Card

http://www.bremer.co...tion.aspx?id=64

 

Capital One Cash Rewards for Newcomers

http://www.capitalon...er-credit-card/

 

Capital One Journey Student Rewards

http://www.capitalon...ds-credit-card/

 

Capital One MTV Visa

http://www.capitalon...sa-credit-card/

 

Citi Forward

https://creditcards....s/citi-forward/

 

Citi Forward for College Students

https://creditcards....llege-students/

 

Citi Dividend Platinum Select MasterCard for College Students

https://creditcards....llege-students/

 

Citi Dividend Platinum Select Visa Card for College Students

https://creditcards....llege-students/

 

Citi® Platinum Select MasterCard for College Students

https://creditcards....llege-students/

 

Citi mtvUTM Platinum Select Visa Card for College Students

https://creditcards....llege-students/

 

Citi Platinum Select Visa Card for College Students

https://creditcards....llege-students/

 

Comerica College Rewards Visa

http://www.comerica....0004302a8c0RCRD

 

Discover Student Card

https://www.discover...eFileId=student

 

Discover Student Credit Card

http://www.discoverc...student-center/

 

Discover Student Open Road

http://www.discoverc...dent-open-road/

 

East West Bank Young Adult/College Rewards Visa

http://www.eastwestb...g.asp#AdultVisa

 

Heartland Bank Young Adult Visa

http://hbtbank.com/m...reditcards.html

 

Heartland Bank College Rewards Visa

http://hbtbank.com/m...reditcards.html

 

Key Bank Young Adult MasterCard Credit Card

https://www.key.com/...redit-card.html

 

KeyBank College Rewards MasterCard

https://www.key.com/...redit-card.html

 

Lake City Bank Young Adult Visa Card

https://online1.elan...cationCode=7621

 

NIH Federal Credit Union Visa Card

http://www.nihfcu.or...ls#visa-student

 

Pelican State CU Student Card [May be discontinued]

http://www.pelicanst...s_overview.aspx

 

Regions Bank Student MasterCard

http://www.regions.c..._credit_card.rf

 

Regions Bank Student Visa

http://www.regions.c..._credit_card.rf

 

SECU Credit Union of Maryland Visa Card

https://www.secumd.o...it.student_visa

 

Sovereign Bank Student Platinum Plus

http://www.sovereign...rds/default.asp

 

State Farm Student Visa Credit Card

http://www.statefarm...ard/student.asp

 

Tri Delta College Rewards Visa Card

https://www.tridelta...Us/Visa_Partner

 

U.S. Bank College Visa Card

http://www.usbank.co...ds/college.html

 

U.S. Bank Young Adult Visa Card

http://www.usbank.co...oung-adult.html

 

Wells Fargo College Visa Card

https://www.wellsfar..._cards/student/

 

Wells Fargo Cash Back College Visa Card

https://www.wellsfar...udent/cashback/

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Thanks for this information Bob! Quick question: Do you know if any of these cards carry an age limit? My reasoning for asking is because I applied for a student credit card, because I am a full-time student, but I am age 36. Because of my age, I was told that the card would not be available for anyone past the age of 25. When I first started cleaning my credit, I thought that a student account would be a huge benefit to building my credit history. But when I applied for 2 student cards, I automatically was decline; however, when I went with the rewards card, I was approved. So do you think that it is possible that any of these cards would have an age restriction?

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Thanks for this information Bob! Quick question: Do you know if any of these cards carry an age limit? My reasoning for asking is because I applied for a student credit card, because I am a full-time student, but I am age 36. Because of my age, I was told that the card would not be available for anyone past the age of 25. When I first started cleaning my credit, I thought that a student account would be a huge benefit to building my credit history. But when I applied for 2 student cards, I automatically was decline; however, when I went with the rewards card, I was approved. So do you think that it is possible that any of these cards would have an age restriction?

I hadn't heard of an upper age limit, but the category is often listed as Student / Young Adult.

So, it makes sense that some issuers would define Young Adult as ending before age 35.

 

I'm about your age, and I have the Citi Forward card, which was originally geared towards students. :P

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Thanks for this information Bob! Quick question: Do you know if any of these cards carry an age limit? My reasoning for asking is because I applied for a student credit card, because I am a full-time student, but I am age 36. Because of my age, I was told that the card would not be available for anyone past the age of 25. When I first started cleaning my credit, I thought that a student account would be a huge benefit to building my credit history. But when I applied for 2 student cards, I automatically was decline; however, when I went with the rewards card, I was approved. So do you think that it is possible that any of these cards would have an age restriction?

I hadn't heard of an upper age limit, but the category is often listed as Student / Young Adult.

So, it makes sense that some issuers would define Young Adult as ending before age 35.

 

I'm about your age, and I have the Citi Forward card, which was originally geared towards students. :P

 

OBVIOUSLY, Citi let go of that notion long before I came along.. :grin:

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https://www.penfed.o...entvisacard.asp

Visa Platinum Cash Rewards Card for Students

 

Don't just give them cash, give them credit

 

With a Pentagon Federal Credit Union Visa Platinum Cash Rewards card for Students, you have peace of mind knowing your student has emergency and everyday buying power without the risks of carrying cash.

 

Plus, your student gets one of the best-value credit cards in the nation and all the benefits of Pentagon Federal membership.

 

The credit card for students that's easy to get.

 

As long as your son or daughter is at least 18 years old and attends an accredited institution for higher learning, he or she is eligible to receive a Visa Platinum Cash Rewards card for Students.

 

Please note that the credit card requires a Pentagon Federal Credit Union joint owner with established credit.

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Fifth Third Bank Responsible MasterCard

https://www.53.com/w...ble+MasterCard/

 

Benefits

  • No annual fee
  • Automatic savings at thousands of retailers
  • Free* Internet Banking and Bill Payment
  • Free Cell Phone Protection if your phone is accidentally damaged or stolen. Simply pay your wireless phone bill each month with your Fifth Third Bank Credit Card. For more details visit www.my53card.com/cellphone
  • Students can combine their Responsible MasterCard with a Fifth Third Student Checking Account

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Fort Knox Federal Credit Union Student VISA Card

 

http://www.fortknoxfcu.org/visa.html

The Student VISA is designed for members, 16-24 years old, learning about the responsibilities of personal finance. Signing up for this particular card gives the holder an initial available credit limit of up to $500. With responsible use, the limit may be increased.If you are under age 21, you will need a cosigner or you will have to show that you have the capacity to make monthly loan payments.

 

Apply Now

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Delta Community Credit Union Young Adult Visa® Credit Card

 

https://www.deltacom...r/youngvisa.asp

Young Adult Visa® Credit Card

 

BE ... the new cool and build credit the smart way. We've developed a spending tool that helps you understand how to use credit and spend wisely without the pitfalls of high interest rates and confusing terms and conditions.

 

You'll be rewarded for good behavior and given a head start toward redeeming points for Cash Back, Travel with no black out dates, Gift Cards and Merchandise.

 

So, BE successful and do it your way. Apply for a Delta Community Young Adult Visa card and begin building good credit today.

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Justice Federal Visa Student Rewards Card

 

https://www.jfcu.org...visaStudent.asp

The Visa Student Rewards Credit Card from Justice FCU provides students ages 17-23 with an opportunity to take responsibility with their own credit card account and build and establish their credit history.

 

Students can enjoy a low rate AND big rewards, while being prepared in the event of emergency.

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Connexus Credit Union Young Adult / College Rewards Visa

 

http://www.connexusc...wards-visa.html

Young Adult / College Visa

When you're just starting out, it can be hard to get a credit card. With the College Reward Visa®, you can start establishing a strong credit history while earning points toward all sorts of terrific rewards.

 

Take advantage of lower qualifying requirements and start building your credit today.

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Grow Financial Federal Credit Union Grow Visa Platinum Credit Card for Students

 

https://www.growfina...rds.studentVisa

Grow Visa® Platinum Credit Card for Students

13.90% Annual Percentage Rate

How do you build good credit, when you don't have any? The solution is the Grow Visa® Platinum Credit Card for Students. You'll start building credit the right way, earn bonus points redeemable for lots of free stuff, plus, earn a graduation bonus!¹ It all adds up to the best credit card a student could have!

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DFCU Financial Teen Visa Platinum

DFCU Financial Student Visa Credit Card

 

https://www.dfcufina...ge.aspx?tid=252

 

Our Teen and Student Visa® Credit Cards help you gain financial freedom and learn the responsibility of establishing your credit history early in life.

Establishing a positive credit rating early in life can help you later with lower insurance rates, auto loans and more. By learning and understanding how to manage your finances and use credit wisely, you'll be on the right track to building a solid credit rating for the future.

 

 

Teen Visa Platinum*

Our DFCU Financial Visa Teen Platinum Credit Card is designed for high school students who are 16 to 18 years of age. Your initial credit limit is $250 with a maximum up to $1,000, and is at the discretion of your parents*. Teen cards have a daily cash advance limit of $60 and come with a two-year expiration date which is determined by your age at the time of application and are non-renewable.

 

*Parents are required to co-sign on all Teen cards; credit limit is determined by the parents creditworthiness.

 

 

Student Visa Platinum**

Our DFCU Financial Student Visa Platinum Credit Card is designed for college age students who are at least 18 years of age. The initial credit limit is $250 with a maximum up to $2,000, and can be used to pay tuition, books or other expenses.

 

**A co-signer is required at time of application if member is under the age of 21 and has no proof of income. Student status must be verified with either a student ID, class registration or tuition bill.

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Patelco Credit Union Visa Classic / Student Visa

 

https://www.patelco....svl=StudentVisa

 

Visa Classic/Student Visa

Looking to build or rebuild your credit? Or just want a great second card? Go with the Visa Classic.

 

  • Variable rates as low as 13.15% APR1
  • Limits up to $5,000 ($1,000 for students)
  • Roadside assistance and rental car collision protection

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Provident Credit Union College Visa Card

 

http://www.provident...x.asp?i=siteMap

Our College Visa Card is designed to help college students who are at least 21 years old build credit for the future. It's perfect for buying books and supplies. And you may qualify with little or no credit history.

 

  • Introductory rate as low as 10.65% APR* for six months
  • Fixed rate of 16.65% thereafter
  • Credit limit of $500

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Spectrum Federal Credit Union Classic Visa Card

 

http://www.spectrumf...edit-cards.html

Build your credit while conveniently paying for day-to-day expenses. Our Visa® cards offer exceptional customer service, pleasing credit limits, and low rates. Make secure purchases anytime, anywhere with the Visa card that fits your lifestyle best.
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Telcom Credit Union FUSE Visa

 

http://www.telcomcu....cards/fuse.html

FUSE Visa

If you are between 16-23 years old, you can get a Freedom Unlimited$E Visa® credit card and score some goods while you establish good credit.

 

$250 - $1,000 credit limit

Needs parental co-signer for ages 16-17.

Rates as low as 9.25% APR

25 day interest-free grace period on purchases

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Roadside Dispatch.

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