I don't think I could ever manage that many cards, but you seem to do it well!!
daybreakgonesXe wrote:Well, at least it's great to know that aiming for perfection early and carefully planning out your apps and current credit accounts can still result in phenomenal credit scores (albeit I'm sure it takes a longgg time), regardless of how many total accounts you have!
One thing people don't realize is AAOA only affects 10% of your score, and you can achieva 760+ which is considered A++ by all lenders. Some people take advantage of cards sign on bonuses and try to see how many things they can con out of companies. A husband and wife couple online got approved for over $20,000 of bonuses in a single year, and they found a loophole where you can get the same card every month with a bank that'll remain unnamed, they were able to get 24 cards in a year with a spend $500 and get $200 statement credit bonus getting them 40% profit every month x2.
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