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Obtaining Credit
I am 42, had a credit card in my 20s. Like most young people, I abused my card. I cancelled the card, paid it off, that was that. Here I am, 20 years later and I want to establish credit. I have worked in the Financial industry for close to 20 years now, the last 12 years at the same place. What are my best options here?
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It is and was my only venture into credit! No loans, no lines of credit, no store cards, rented apts all my life, so no mortgages.
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You can start with a secured credit card from any of the big 5 Canadian banks or you can try getting unsecured MasterCard with low limit from Canadian Tire.
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