Table of Contents
ToggleThe most recent statistics on credit cards sorted by interest rates, types of cards, issuer, and credit score.
By Type of Card
By Issuer
By Credit Score
Steve Rhode
Debt Coach and Author
Steve Rhode is the Get Out of Debt Guy and has been helping good people with bad debt problems since 1994. You can learn more about Steve, here.
Consumer Debt
Consumer Bankruptcy
How to Get out of Debt
Money Troubles
Money Personalities
Budgeting
Behavioral Economics
Motivation
Inspiration
Money Management
The History of Credit and Debt
Getting Out of Debt
Get Out of Debt
Debt Settlement
Credit Counseling
Loan & Debt Relief Scams
Debt Relief Industry Practices
Exposing Deceptive Financial Services
Helping Consumers Navigate Financial Hardship
Consumer Advocacy
Consumer Debt Expert
Consumer Protection
Debt Relief Scam
Student Loan Bankruptcy
Debt Validation
Debt and Mental Health
Student Loans
Debt Consolidation
Debt in the Military
Steve, please explain to me how to read your rates by credit score because I see that the worse type (No Credit) gets the best interest. I am missing something!
if you click on the link you’ll see most of the cards are prepaid cards that charge no interest on the balance. That apparently skews the math.
I totally agree on that! Simple credit cards have the lowest interest rate and that will make you not lost in your budget.
I totally agree on that! Simple credit cards have the lowest interest rate and that will make you not lost in your budget.
Let me give you the best tip when looking for a credit card. Do not go for those fancy credit cards that offer
cash backs, rewards, miles, or etc.
Look for simple credit cards that have the lowest interest rate. Same thing applies to debit cards. Look for those that offer nothing and have no fees.