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[Anonymous]

Keep the Citi card. Citi will be offering free EQ FIFO score next year.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Keep the Citi card. Citi will be offering free EQ FIFO score next year.

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Might as well keep em all and dump the Slate and Amex in a year when the 0% runs out.

No one is impervious to life, OP.

[Imperfectfuture]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Keep the Citi card. Citi will be offering free EQ FIFO score next year.

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Might as well keep em all and dump the Slate and Amex in a year when the 0% runs out.

No one is impervious to life, OP.

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This is true.  But saving an emergency fund on the side is good also.

[Anonymous]

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@Imperfectfuture wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Keep the Citi card. Citi will be offering free EQ FIFO score next year.

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Might as well keep em all and dump the Slate and Amex in a year when the 0% runs out.

No one is impervious to life, OP.

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This is true.  But saving an emergency fund on the side is good also.

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Good, but an emergency fund only goes so far. I have an emergency fund worth half of what I bought our rental for and I don't think it's enough. Like I said, Life happens....Like me having to replace the A/C Unit in said rental at a cost of $5,800.

[chalupaman]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Keep the Citi card. Citi will be offering free EQ FIFO score next year.

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Now if only there was a CC issuer that offered free EX scores. It always seems to be TU stuff.

[Anonymous]

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@chalupaman wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Keep the Citi card. Citi will be offering free EQ FIFO score next year.

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Now if only there was a CC issuer that offered free EX scores. It always seems to be TU stuff.

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FNBO.

I thought Citi was offering EX scores too!!

AMEX needs to jump on this bandwagon and at least give charge card members a free monthly creditsecure report.

[Imperfectfuture]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Imperfectfuture wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Keep the Citi card. Citi will be offering free EQ FIFO score next year.

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Might as well keep em all and dump the Slate and Amex in a year when the 0% runs out.

No one is impervious to life, OP.

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This is true.  But saving an emergency fund on the side is good also.

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Good, but an emergency fund only goes so far. I have an emergency fund worth half of what I bought our rental for and I don't think it's enough. Like I said, Life happens....Like me having to replace the A/C Unit in said rental at a cost of $5,800.

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Total agreement.  And those 0% options, allow one to add to savings while paying off said life happens.  Though I don't think I will be applying for a 0% perma card, lack of usage might get it closed (force of habit having lived successfully with financial growth for 5+ years cash only).    Hope your tenants pay you enough. 

[Anonymous]

It's EQ. Now, I can dump DCU.

[9CLINE]

Thanks all so many good choices,,,I knew the experts here would give me the best options....

Hadn't thought about emergencies....

Thanks all....

[DigitalArk]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Keep the Citi card. Citi will be offering free EQ FIFO score next year.

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Is it really EQ FICO? If so, I can close my DCU accounts.