If you’re in college and want to build your credit score, you’ve typically only had one option: credit cards. Credit cards aren’t usually geared towards the needs of students. Even so-called “student credit cards” are really just normal credit cards with a student-focused marketing pitch. They still
SafeFreeze is yet another reason why Fizz is such a great option for college students and young adults looking to build credit and get a better handle on their personal finances. With SafeFreeze, you won’t have to worry about accidentally building up a big balance on your card, and
Whether you’re using a Fizz card, a credit card, a debit card, or even just your ATM card, you’ve probably seen pending transactions show up in your account. And they can be confusing. Pending transactions don’t always affect your balance right away. Sometimes they change in amount.
There’s a simple answer to this question. Yes! You should put all your purchases on your Fizz card. Fizz is designed to be used on a daily basis as your primary card. To make matters even better, using your Fizz card can help you build credit and earn even
Let’s start with the basics. The Fizz card is a debit card, designed for college students, that can help you build your credit profile and your credit score. To make matters even better, you’ll be able to earn cash rewards when you use your Fizz card at establishments
Most of us have heard the saying “there’s no such thing as a free lunch.” So when you hear that Fizz doesn't charge hidden fees and doesn’t charge interest, it’s understandable that you might be skeptical. After all, something has to pay to keep the
One of the things that makes the Fizz card such a great option for college students and young adults is our daily Autopay feature. With daily Autopay, you won’t need to worry about paying off your balance manually, and you also won’t have to worry about building up
Whether it's running late to class or turning in late work, we can all agree that being late is stressful. But we’re all human, and we should be allowed to make a mistake or two. Unfortunately, most credit card companies don’t feel the same way. If
Everyone loves free money. At the same time, we’ve all been cautioned that there’s no such thing as a free lunch. So, naturally, the words “cash back” make a lot of people skeptical. Earning money by spending money might seem too good to be true, but Fizz makes
We hear it all the time. “I can’t start building credit! I don’t have a job yet.” Or “I don’t need worry about building credit until I graduate and have a steady income.” There’s a lot of misinformation out there when it comes to personal finance,
You might be clicking on this article in a panic, thinking, “wait a second, there’s a difference between credit reports and credit scores?” Well, I’m here to inform you that there is a difference between the two, but there’s a good reason the two are often mixed
When you’re just starting out building your credit, there aren’t a lot of great options out there. Most normal credit cards require at least a couple years of credit history. And flashy, heavy hitting rewards credit cards require high incomes, high credit scores, and charge lofty annual fees