Overview

Who is this credit card designed for?

Fifth Third Secured Card is a secured credit card issued by Fifth Third Bank, which is based in Cincinatti, OH.  Secured cards are a type of credit card that is backed by a secured payment, which is used as collateral. These cards are often used by borrowers with poor credit or little credit history to help build their credit.

Fifth Third Secured Card is designed for people with a credit score of 300 to 850.

This card has a credit limit of $$300 to $5,000. The credit limit will match the initial deposit amount.

What are the relevant APRs?

Fifth Third Secured Card has a variable purchase APR of 25.49%. The card has a variable balance transfer APR of 25.49%. It also has a variable cash advance APR of 24.99%.

Is an introductory APR offer available?

No, Fifth Third Secured Card does not come with an introductory APR offer.

What are the fees?

The following fees apply to Fifth Third Secured Card:

• An annual fee of $24. Make sure the rewards and benefits of this card justify the cost of the annual fee.
• A late payment penalty of $38.
• A foreign transaction fee of 3%. Transactions in a foreign currency get hit with a 3% fee. For example, if you buy a $1,000 flight in euros, you will pay a foreign transaction fee of $30.

Is a rewards program offered?

No, Fifth Third Secured Card does not offer a rewards program.

Is a signup bonus offered?

Fifth Third Secured Card doesn't offer a cash signup bonus.

Is an annual loyalty bonus offered?

Fifth Third Secured Card doesn't offer a cash loyalty bonus.

What additional benefits are offered?

 Fifth Third Secured Card provides the following benefits:

• Emergency Support

• Extended Warranty Protection

• Fraud Liability

• Price Protection

• Cellular Telephone Protection

• Travel Assistance

• Reports to the major three credit bureaus

Does Fifth Third Secured Card report your account activity to credit bureaus?

Fifth Third Secured Card reports your account activity to the following credit reporting agencies:

• Equifax
• Experian
• Transunion

Making regular and on-time payments on a credit card that reports your account activity to credit bureaus will demonstrate that you consistently manage debt well and can help increase your credit scores.