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How can I close credit cards w/o messing up my credit score?
Jan 31, 2009 by Petey | Posted in Credit
First off, I'm 22 and have awesome credit. There is a house & a car currently on my credit. I have 5 credit cards open w/o any balances. I have never used 1 & used another 1x about 3 years ago. How can I close these w/o screwing up my credit
Closing any credit card simply reduces the amount of your total available credit and you loose the accounts history.
IF there are no fees, just let them stay open. If they want to close them for lack of use (which is becoming popular lately)
Sgt Big Red | Jan 31, 2009
Why do you want to close them? You can't close them without affecting your credit score; after all, your credit score takes into account the number of credit accounts you have and how long they've been open. What you're asking is like pulling a cheerleader
David B | Jan 31, 2009
What is the most amnt of credit cards to have open w/o looking badly on credit score???
Jul 11, 2008 by Crys | Posted in Credit
If heard some people say the most is four but you should only have one cause it looks bad I guess cause the credit bureau sees that the more you have open the easier it it for you to get in debt or something.... so how many till they consider you haveing
It's not the number of cards that hurts your scores, it's the ratios (and paying your bills on time, of course). Don't max a card out- spread the debt out on 2 or 3 instead. Ideally, you want higher credit lines with lower balances. You actually want
biggaaron | Jul 11, 2008
There is a number that would be considered too many credit cards but it would a lot more than 4 or even 20. More important is how you manage the credit cards. Payment history and the ratio of credit card debt to available limit (carrying balance of
bdancer222 | Jul 11, 2008
O% transfer credit cards - do you then lose the card you are transferring the debt from?
Jun 10, 2009 by pearldaisy | Posted in Personal Finance
If I swap the debt on my Barclaycard to Virgin O% in order to pay it off, do I then lose the Barclaycard?
Nope. Not unless you close the Barclay card.
All you transfer is how ever much balance you want, doesn't need to be all of it.
You can then spend more money on the barclay card, then open another 0% card and transfer that. (Don't
Just Call me AJ | Jun 10, 2009
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New mortgage can help dig out of debt
18.05.12
Q. My husband and I are retired on a small pension and Social Security. We have a home-equity loan for about $30,000 (no mortgage) and almost $50,000 in credit-card debt. We were living beyond our means, and we’re now in a terrible fix. We have not missed any payments, but our savings are almost gone. Our home is worth about $140,000 in today’s depressed market. We don’t want to lose our home or our good credit score. If we could cut our monthly payments by about $300, we could stay out of bankruptcy. Please help!
Source: Philadelphia Inquirer
10 Clues You Are Trying To Keep Up With The Joneses
18.05.12

It’s an easy trap to fall into. Your friends have cool stuff. You buy cool stuff. Before you realize it, you’re surrounded by the latest and greatest model of everything and working 3 jobs to pay for it all. The easiest way to stop the madness is to recognize the signs and break the cycle before it gets too far. Let’s look at a few of the possible signs of trying to keep up with the Joneses, and what you can do to avoid this trap.
Source: SavingAdvice.com
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Sony: No credit card theft discovered yet
Variety - May 01, 2011
The as yet unidentified hacker stole info on about 77 million accounts for the two services worldwide from Sony's San Diego servers, including 10 million with credit card info, between April 17 and 19. Sony shut down the services on April 20,
Barrasso: Obama wants new credit card
Washington Times - May 01, 2011
“What the president is asking for is a blank check and a new credit card,” Mr. Barrasso, Wyoming Republican, said on CNN's “State of the Union.” Rep. Chris Van Hollen, Maryland Democrat, appearing on the same program, said Democrats want to see a more
Protect yourself from PlayStation hack debacle
Montreal Gazette - May 01, 2011
Hackers got into the system and have not only shut down all online play for more than a week, they have accessed the personal information of millions of users. The good news is, there's no evidence that anyone's credit card information has been
Credit card business is low profit
Malaya - May 01, 2011
BANKS that issue credit cards do not make the kind of money or profits many people suspect they make. Riko Abdurrahman, Indonesian president of Metrobank Card, told Business Insight that the bottom line of the credit card
PlayStation Network hackers claim database of 2.2 million credit cards
New York Daily News - Apr 29, 2011
The Guardian reported that dozens of users have reported fraudulent charges on such cards since the security breach, but makes the point that this could be a statistical coincidence. "Any sufficiently large number of credit-card owners," like the 77