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Best Credit Card to Build Credit
I am currently trying to build/rebuild my credit. I got sick while in university and defaulted on a student loan. This and my medical bills wrecked my credit. I believe the medical bills will be removed from my credit report in six months or so.
Which credit card would be the best to start off with?
Should I get more than one?
Should I get a secured or unsecured?
Should I keep the balance at 25% or 30%?