Best first credit cards
An ASU management expert shares how first-time cardholders can build credit wisely and avoid costly mistakes.
In this article published Sept. 3, 2026, on WalletHub:
Make small purchases early on so you can build credit gradually and treat the card as a tool, not extra spending money. Pay the full balance every month if you can, since that habit alone will save a lot of stress and interest down the road.
— Todd Altomare, management and entrepreneurship instructor
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