The Amazon Secured Card is a closed-loop card, which means that it can be used only at Amazon.com or Amazon physical stores. For some consumers, that will feel too restrictive.

Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. The Amazon Prime Secured Card* could be worth considering for those looking to build or rebuild their credit history. It comes with ...

Both cards have no annual fee, and while the Secured Card doesn't earn any rewards, the Prime Secured Card offers 2% back on all eligible Amazon purchases if you have a Prime membership. Amazon ...

In partnership with Synchrony Financial, the e-commerce giant is introducing the Amazon Credit Builder card. On its surface, the secured card looks like a solid option for anyone looking to start ...

There's no annual fee for the Amazon Secured Card, although an Amazon Prime membership will set you back $139 per year. After 12 months of responsible card use — which includes on-time card ...

The Amazon Prime Secured Card also gives you access to excellent credit tools, offering up free access to your credit score and credit-building tools and resources to help you along.

Amazon Secured Card*: For non-Prime members, the Amazon Secured Card won't net you any cash back. The benefit of this card rests strongly on its credit-building capabilities.

Sable Secured Card members earn unlimited 2% cash back on purchases made with Amazon, Hulu, Netflix, Spotify, Uber Eats and Whole Foods, as well as 1% everywhere else. Beyond the cash-back ...

Amazon Secured Card (for non-Prime members) Our approach. CNET reviews the cards that are in the highest demand and offer the best benefits.

Cards for big-box stores like Target and Walmart might be ideal since they can provide discounts and help you earn rewards on future purchases. The Amazon Secured Card is ideal if you're an Amazon ...