When you apply for a new credit card, you'll probably be asked about your income. Depending on the issuer, you might be asked to list your annual net income, your gross income or simply your total ...

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There is no specific minimum annual income requirement to qualify for a credit card, but your income does play a significant role in the application. The CARD Act of 2009 requires lenders to ensure ...

Students under 21 can only report personal income, allowances from family members and residual scholarship/grant money after tuition and college expenses. Students over 21 can also report income from ...