Not directly… and NOT a good idea. You can possibly use a cash advance, or a form of a convenience check, for example, but… you must consider that cash advances have the highest interest rate (well above 20%); do not offer a grace period to repay, before interest rate is applied; and may have other [...]
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Is there a prepaid debit card that you can refill with a credit card?
[Friday, November 25th, 2011]Are prepaid cards considered to be credit cards?
[Thursday, March 10th, 2011]No, they aren’t. Prepaid cards are not about extension of credit to you. You can spend what you’ve loaded onto your prepaid card only and these typically do not report to the credit bureaus. If you are interested in prepaid cards, please, click here.
What are reloadable prepaid cards?
[Saturday, December 18th, 2010]A reloadable prepaid card means you can replenish the card whenever it runs out of money to use it over and over again. Like any prepaid cards you can spend what’s on your reloadable prepaid card only. Once you’ve reloaded your reloadable prepaid card with money, you can use it to pay your bills online [...]
Are prepaid debit cards better for students?
[Monday, November 22nd, 2010]Several college students are hard up in getting personal credit cards. College students who want to have their credit card are now heavily regulated. Aside from the fact that credit card companies check their backgrounds, they are also mandated to have an adult who will co-sign in their application. Thus, college students who are applying [...]
