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How to Start Your Credit Card Journey (By Age)

Getting your first credit card can be an overwhelming and confusing process. In this video podcast episode, we'll provide you with foundational tips and ideas that you need to know about when applying for your first credit card. Because of the different rules and regulations regarding credit cards depending on your age, this episode is split into 3 different sections. The first is going to focus on young adults and how they can get a head start on building their credit score early. The second is going to be individuals between 18 and 21 years old. This age group is typically in college, starting in their fist job, or maybe both, and due to the Credit Card Act of 2009, there are special considerations for this age range as well. Finally, we'll talk about those individuals who are over 21 and applying for their first credit card. Of course, a strong emphasis is going to be placed on making sure that along the way you develop strong financial habits, including treating your credit card like a debit card, how to use your credit card responsibly to build credit, avoiding debt, and setting yourself up for success, and ultimately, financial freedom. We will also cover the best starter credit cards you should consider for your first few cards! Whether you are a student or a young professional, this video will be helpful for you in building a strong foundation to start using credit cards the right way so enjoy this podcast episode on how to start your credit card journey! -- CONNECT with me:  ▶️ SUBSCRIBE to my channel!:    / @thecreditfrog   👉 JOIN our membership!: https://www.youtube.com/@thecreditfro... 📸 Instagram:   / thecreditfrog   ✅ Referral Links: https://thecreditfrog.com   Chapters: 00:00 Intro 01:05 Young Adult 10:23 Between 18 and 21 26:46 Over 21 35:51 Outro -- Note: This description contains affiliate links, meaning that I may earn a commission if you click through these links and successfully apply, sign up, or buy the product or service mentioned.   Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor, accountant, or lawyer, and as such, I do not provide financial, tax, or legal advice.  This video, and any ideas presented in it, are opinions and are provided for entertainment purposes only.  Please do your own research and consult your own financial, tax, or legal professional for specific advice.