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You can think of a prepaid credit card as a loaded gift card that is good just about anywhere. The functionality of a prepaid credit card is really quite simple. It acts just like a normal credit card except it has a limit to it. Once you load up your card, it will be good anywhere the brand is accepted. Each purchase will deduct from the overall total until you finally run the card out. Some prepaid cards are able to just be reloaded, but others will just be used up.

The real question then just comes to why you should use a prepaid version. A prepaid credit card can be particularly handy for a wide variety of people. First, a prepaid card is great for a teenager who really needs to learn proper spending habits. Every parent should want their child to develop healthy spending habits that will greatly benefit them throughout their adult lives.

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chao 19 minutes later

My strategy is to use a base credit card with the highest rewards. Currently, that seems to be the Fidelity 529 College Card. Then, apply for cards that offer extra rewards in categories you spend a lot in e.g. the citibank platinum select for gas, groceries, and drugstore purchases, the discover restaurant card for dining, and Amazon credit card, especially if you have an Amazon Prime account

chao 10 days later

I pay off the full balance each month, so I'm not really tracking loan rates. I do check to see if the credit cards allow auto-payment for the full balance each month tho'. I never choose cards that don't give this option.

chao 445 days later

Thanks deggerr - that's a complex looking worksheet!

daggerr 439 days later

Hi Chao. You'll probably be interested in the rewards calculator at <a href="http://www.creditcardtuneup.com/">Credit Card Tune-Up: Discover the Best Credit Card Reward Deals</a> (www.creditcardtuneup.com). That tool has you enter your categorical spending profile (how much you spend per month in various rewards categories) and it calculates what you'll earn from the various rewards credit cards per year. It also does a multi-card calculation to figure out the best 2-card combination, 3-card combination, etc. for your spending profile.

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