Summary: If you're a bankrupt you are a poor credit risk. Ergo, you can't get a credit card easily. Here are a few suggestions for the needy: 1. A secured credit card from a foreign bank. A UK or US bank might not touch you, but a Caribbean or Eastern European bank might take you on. As such banks are prone to go bust, don't put all your cash in such an institution. They require a cash deposit to back up the card. It can go from

If you're a bankrupt you are a poor credit risk. Ergo, you can't get a credit card easily. Here are a few suggestions for the needy: 1. A secured credit card from a foreign bank. A UK or US bank might not touch you, but a Caribbean or Eastern European bank might take you on. As such banks are prone to go bust, don't put all your cash in such an institution. They require a cash deposit to back up the card. It can go from

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