11-03-2012 02:50 PM
+1
11-03-2012 03:26 PM
jsickz32 wrote:
I have more and i dont think i have too many. Im planning on apping on at least 6 more...
21 cards aren't enough? lol
I don't see why people would get so many, I dunno personally I would want to build up my rewards or cash back in large sums quickly, even if you spent $10,000 a month on credit cards the points miles or cash back would build up sooooo slow..........

11-03-2012 06:16 PM
distantarray wrote:
jsickz32 wrote:
I have more and i dont think i have too many. Im planning on apping on at least 6 more...21 cards aren't enough? lol
I don't see why people would get so many, I dunno personally I would want to build up my rewards or cash back in large sums quickly, even if you spent $10,000 a month on credit cards the points miles or cash back would build up sooooo slow..........
+1
Having points/rewards spread across soo many CCs is akin to the finance guy at the car dearship "playing the spread" with CRs.
11-04-2012 04:58 AM
ccnewcc wrote:If you're managing, you're managing.
I personally think 2-3 is enough.
I would axe your store cards for sure (including your gas cards), your cap 1s and the orchard. But thats just me
You might want to keep one gas card. I read on CreditKarma your auto insurance score is better if you have at least one gas card.

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