Can I get a credit card from another bank?

You can definitely get a credit card from a different bank than the one you bank with. You just need to apply and show proof that you meet eligibility requirements. Just be prepared to manage your account using the other bank's online portal.

How can I pay a credit card from another bank?

It's fairly easy to pay a credit card bill from another bank. Simply log into your bank account online and follow the prompts in the Bill Payments section of your bank account to add that credit card account as a payee. Once it's set up you can pay yourv credit card bill from a different bank each month.

Can you have a credit card without a bank account?

You don't need a bank account for a credit card in some cases. It's up to the discretion of the bank you apply with if it wants to issue you a credit card without a bank account. Many banks will allow this as long as you show proof of income and you live near a physical branch location so that you can pay in cash. You do have to make payments each month however, and this is more difficult to do without a bank account.

Can you have two credit cards from different banks?

You can have two credit cards from different banks, or even multiple credit cards from several providers (they don't even have to be banks). Just be aware that the credit card company or bank you apply with may factor the number of credit cards you already have into its decision about issuing you a card. Applying for multiple credit cards can also harm your credit score.

Can I switch credit cards with the same bank?

You can switch credit cards with the same bank, but it's not a straight across switch. Instead, you have to apply for the new card and close your account on the old one. That said, many experts recommend that even if you want to switch credit cards with the same bank, you keep the old card open since closing it can damage your credit score.