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Credit Strong
A bank-issued credit-builder installment account. You pay it down over time, and Credit Strong states it reports the account to the three nationwide bureaus.
Accepts an ITIN in place of a Social Security Number. Credit Strong notes that ITIN users cannot see a score inside its dashboard.
Monthly payments, interest, and fees apply. Review the current terms and total cost before enrolling.
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Self
A credit-builder account. You make fixed monthly payments into an account you receive at the end, minus fees and interest, and Self states it reports the account to the three nationwide bureaus.
Requires a Social Security Number. Self does not accept an ITIN.
Monthly payments, fees, and interest apply. Review the current terms and total cost before enrolling.
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Ava
An app-based credit-builder membership. Ava states it reports account activity to the bureaus.
Requires a Social Security Number. Ava does not accept an ITIN.
A monthly membership fee applies. Review the current terms and total cost before enrolling.
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