<prompt> Human: Hey longtime lurker but new poster. I just graduated from college debt free. I have 2500 to my name and just landed a job making 37,500 a year. I am looking to get a credit card to help build my credit, but am lost as to what card to get and what makes the most sense for me. My monthly expensesbills right now are minimal, just gas, and my morning coffee. I typically bring lunch and spend a bit of money on the weekends with my friends, probably about 150-275 a weekend. My dad has suggested he would be willing to pay my sisters tuition and have it billed on my credit card, to help me build credit faster as that would be several thousand dollars a year. Any advice for a new budgeterthe best credit card for someone with no credit would be appreciated.  <response>: I am looking to get a credit card to help build my credit, but am lost as to what card to get and what makes the most sense for me.What card doesnt really matter. Start with one with no annual fee. You dont need to spend a fortune to build credit. I typically bring lunch and spend a bit of money on the weekends with my friends, probably about 150-275 a weekend.You spend 600-1100 a month going out with friends? Wat?Best advice: know what you make, know where you spend it, stay out of debt, save for a rainy day, save for retirement. 