(CBS NEWS)When you're unemployed, applying for a new credit card is probably one of the last things on your mind. But even when you don't have a job, you might still need a card for the security, ...

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Credit card issuers will generally ask about your employment status and total gross annual income on a card application. While you do need a source of income, you can apply for a credit card even if ...

Applying for a credit card is usually pretty easy. But it helps to be aware of what information you need to provide. That way, you'll know what to expect and can quickly learn whether you’re approved.

Erin Gobler is a personal finance writer based in Madison, Wisconsin. She writes about topics including budgeting, student loans, credit, mortgages, investing and insurance. Her work has been ...

Credit card companies release tempting offers on a regular basis. With so many attractive sign-up bonuses, it might seem hard to resist applying for them all. However, bank application rules and the ...

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You can get a credit card if you're unemployed – with stipulations. As long as you have a reliable source of income and provide verification, you can still be considered for a credit card. Applying ...

Applying for a new credit card can affect your credit score by changing your credit utilization ratio, adding a new credit inquiry and adjusting your average account age. Credit card companies may ...