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@bigalkescott514 wrote:I like fingehut lol!
Even though they are overpriced?
You can only have too many if you are carrying balances on them or they have annual fees that aren't worth the benefits. Since neither of those appears to be the case, you are fine.
@bigalkescott514 wrote:
Excuse me lol?
They mean close the fingercut card.
As long as you can manage your accounts you are fine.
Yeah I would get rid of the fingerhut card. I didnt know that company existed but you should get a nordstrom card instead for clothing items...
http://shop.nordstrom.com/c/rewards-cards
other options:
http://www.neimanmarcus.com/NM/Marketing-Events/NM-Credit-Card/cat18480743/c.cat
@bigalkescott514 wrote:
I am thinking about getting a tj Maxx card for clothing because that's a frequent store I shop at
What are your scores like? You just might qualify for the MC version.
702 Equifax Fico 710 Trans Fico 693 Experian Fico. No more mastercards though that is my least favorite type of card.
@bigalkescott514 wrote:702 Equifax Fico 710 Trans Fico 693 Experian Fico. No more mastercards though that is my least favorite type of card.
Oh?
@bigalkescott514 wrote:702 Equifax Fico 710 Trans Fico 693 Experian Fico. No more mastercards though that is my least favorite type of card.
Stop smoking crack.
Why would you turn down the MC version of TJMaxx if you actually shop there?
Whether it's a MC or VISA doesn't matter as long as it works.
You shop at TJMaxx, then apply for the card. If you're lucky, you get the TJMaxx MC version which you can use at TJMaxx and anywhere else in the world that accepts MC. If you are unlucky, you will get the store card only version which can only be used in TJMaxx stores.
I have the TJMaxx card as well and they give you 5 points per dollar spent at TJMaxx and Marshalls (Home Goods and Sierra Trading post too but I don't shop those)