@Aarvard wrote:
@Creditaddict wrote:
@Aarvard wrote:$37,250
I'm afraid of AA
not sure of why... especially with your scores!
not to mention if you get AA, just move on to another creditor!
banks are only in business for you... they make money of you...
Except for my quarterly tuition fees, I spend like, well, you guys will laugh at me if you know how little it is, so getting a bunch of new cards would be wasteful
Never be embarrased about how little you spend. I consider it to be a good thing to cut spending where you can, even if you don't actually need to be frugal.
@Aarvard wrote:
@Creditaddict wrote:
@Aarvard wrote:$37,250
I'm afraid of AA
not sure of why... especially with your scores!
not to mention if you get AA, just move on to another creditor!
banks are only in business for you... they make money of you...
Except for my quarterly tuition fees, I spend like, well, you guys will laugh at me if you know how little it is, so getting a bunch of new cards would be wasteful
nothing to be sad about to have fantastic credit scores and the cards that are useful for you!
@pizza1 wrote:
@PinkPanther3719 wrote:My credit cards are generally unused. I use them for rewards and pay them off immediately unless it's a larger purchase. For example, I just had to replace my bed. But new cards and intro aprs with balance transfers are wonderful.
thata doesnt tell us a number Pink....
Just curious, but are you working on a stat project? 
*Watch out, she's trying to mine our data for the companies*
$2,000.
Just starting out! 
@Anonymous wrote:$2,000.
Just starting out!
I was just about to post claiming the lowest so far, but I've got $5,000 right now, I'm still starting out too, just had a bit of an app spree though 
