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charges on you card until you've gotten where you want to 
be.  If you can afford it secure you a Visa and MasterCard. 
Use one for your personal charges and use the other for the 
following purpose. 
First of all, the bank that issued your secured card will 
report to  the  credit  bureau  the  transaction.  And  on  
your  credit  report will be the banks name along with your 
credit limit and credit ratio. At first your credit limit 
will be only $300 if that's all you put in the savings 
account  that's required for the card. When you get your 
card make a $300 cash withdrawal on it and put it in the 
savings account you used to get the card with your original 
$300. Then you'll have $600  in the saving account- and the 
bank will report  this  to the credit bureau which will 
automatically boost your credit  limit on your card and 
credit report to $600.   This move will allow you to make  
another $300 withdrawal on your card  because you've only 
made one $300 withdrawal but  you have $600 in your savings 
account. So go  and  make another  $300 withdrawal  on your 
card and deposit it into your savings account and this will 
automatically boost the credit  limit on your card and 
credit  report to $900.  Repeat this procedure  and your  
limit will he $1,200.  continue until you  feel that your 
monthly payments have reached the limit of what you want to 
pay.  Some  people  have  reached a  credit  limit on their 
credit report of $5,000! 
The object of this maneuver isn't to reach a high credit 
limit on your  card but rather  it's to show the highest 
possible credit limit on your credit report. Even though 
your card may have a $5,000 credit  limit  the fact  remains 
 that  it's all charged up.  But when creditors or banks  
see a  $2,000 or $5,000 spending limit on your credit  
report  they'll  think that you are a preferred customer at 
the bank that issued you the card. They know that banks 
don't give out $2,000 - $5,000 spending limits on a major 
credit card to anyone so therefore they'll think that you 
are somebody special and will be glad  to give you  the  
loan or whatever you're applying for on credit  within  
reason  especially  if  they can  look  back  over  time on 
your credit report and see that you made your payments on 
time every month. But what they won't know is that you were 
not a preferred customer  at  the bank  but  rather you  
took advantage of a  special Visa  and  MasterCard  program  
that  required  for  you  to  secure  the card by opening a  
savings account at  the bank with a minimum of $300.  And 
that you legally maneuvered your way to a $2,000 - $5,000 or 
more spending limit that made you look like you were a 
preferred customer at the bank.  But as the old saying goes, 
 "What a person doesn't know won't hurt him."    In 
rebuilding credit  it takes time to walk  up the credit  
ladder.  Utilizing  this maneuver  you'll  get things on 
credit in a few months that would have taken a few years to 
get if you had not done it because it made you look more 
credit  worthy than  you actually were according  to the  
standards  of  most creditors. 
The National Credit  Bureau  is the  largest bankcard agency 
in America that offers a secured Visa and/or MasterCard. 
Their telephone number is 1-800-433-2455. If you call them 
requesting their application package they'll send it to you 
for $39.95 which is a non-refundable fee that covers the 
expense of setting up your savings account at 
Transcontinental bank and issuing you the cards. After they 
receive your application they'll contact you  back  in 2 - 3 
weeks letting you know that your account has been opened all 
the paper work is complete and all that is needed is your 
$300 deposit for your savings account. After you send in 
your $300 deposit you'll receive your Visa or MasterCard in 
2  - 4 weeks.   And it's just that simple. 
Most people charge their credit card and pay installment 
payments each month on a fraction of their debt. Now that is 
exactly what the issuing banks want you to do because you 
are helping them to stay in business. In fact, that is how 
the banks make their money. However it is your loss in the 
interest you pay. The new tax laws do not permit you to take 
any deductible on the interest payments of your revolving 
debt. The right way to charge is to pay the entire balance 
WITHOUT paying any interest. That you establish credit as 
well not pay any interest. Which essentially means that you 
borrowed the money FREE for that period of time. At the same 
time, the each in hand can be deposited in interest bearing 
deposit to EARN interest money for you. So if you do not pay 
in each for your purchases (assuming that you already -have 
the each in your hands) but charge it every time at the same 
time keeping the each in hand in an interesting bearing 
account actually makes you money; which you would have lost 
if you would have paid by each. 
How long do you think you could charge and not pay back 
WITHOUT paying any interest on it ?  About one month, right 
?  WRONG !! It is actually two months. Let us show you how: 
Take this case:  You have a billing date of the 30th. That 
means the bank bills you once a month or charges accrued 
during the month, & the bill comes to you dated the 30th. 
This bill includes all the charges entered on your account 
up to the end of business on the 30th.  You do not have to 
pay any of these charges for 25 days after the billing date. 
After 25 days, interest begins to mount up at 12 to 18 
percent in most. So you start with 25 days of FREE credit. 
Example:  If you make a local charge -before 3 PM on the 
29th, a Monday when Tuesday is not a holiday, and your bank 
is the same as your retailer's, your real Charge Date is one 
day later. That is the 30th, but your billing date is the 
30th so the charge will appear on the bill of the 30th, and 
you will have to pay it 25 days later. 
But suppose you made the purchase after 3 PM on the 29th. 
Then your real  Charge Date is now two days later, or the 
31st. That is because the charge receipts are deposited a 
day later by your merchant in his bank. 
You will have skipped over the billing date. The charges 
will not appear until the next billing date...which is 30 
days hence.  And you will not have to pay for another 25