@SunriseEarth wrote:
@TiggerDat wrote:
I imagine the first thing that will happen is that the Visas will become MCs. Later, as TD bank monitors the accounts and reviews the history of accounts they will offer upgrades to the MC. I imagine they will deal with it in the same way that GE deals with the Walmart cards. With history, usage, and good scores you can get an upgrade.
I think they'd have to find a way for it to make economic sense. Perhaps if they got a better deal for MC than Visa and if they felt the MC cobrand would entice people to the card, they might do it. I'm hoping so.
Just wondering outloud.... I wonder if Visa or MC stipulates minimum credit lines for these cobranded cards....
Current Debt Management:
$15k Trinity Financial Management (scheduled pay off late 2021)
$10k NFCU
$350/mth Bridgecrest Auto Loan
Goals: Pay off credit card debt & buy a new home before end of 2020
Long Term Debt:
Fed Loans - $150k
Navient - $100k
Taking a "if God don't do it, it won't get done..." approach to paying these off.
