I wanted to apply for Interjet Platinum credit card. I often fly them. I only have a secured credit card now. Do you think it is a good card for me?

Answered on July 03, 2018
Updated on July 03, 2018
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Amy Miller Amy Miller
First of all, make sure your credit score is high enough to qualify. As a rule, airline co-branded credit cards are for people with good or excellent credit. Those whose credit is close to good credit, may also qualify for such card. Then, if your primary goal is credit building only, or even if you want to earn some points, Interjet Platinum credit card may not be as good. The card's rewards program is not one of the rewarding, and if you are planning to carry a balance, your points may be eaten by interest. When applying for a rewards credit card, it is recommended to pay off the card balance in full each month to get the most out of the rewards.
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