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It really depends on the person's income and needs.
If a person makes a $300 a week $1500 should be considered a high limit then, most people have more than 5 credit cards.
@peaceonearth wrote:It really depends on the person's income and needs.
If a person makes a $300 a week $1500 should be considered a high limit then, most people have more than 5 credit cards.
True. Always depends on income. But not true. Most people don't have 5 credit cards That's just on these forums. According to recent survey. Most Americans only have two
http://www.creditcards.com/credit-card-news/ownership-statistics-charts-1276.php
@taxi818 wrote:
@peaceonearth wrote:It really depends on the person's income and needs.
If a person makes a $300 a week $1500 should be considered a high limit then, most people have more than 5 credit cards.
True. Always depends on income. But not true. Most people don't have 5 credit cards That's just on these forums. According to recent survey. Most Americans only have two
http://www.creditcards.com/credit-card-news/ownership-statistics-charts-1276.php
I agree with you.
I consider 5 digit cards "high limit." Seems 5K is fairly average, regardless of income. I see some folks here who make 20% of what I do with higher limits than my cards.
In my personal view, I do think it would be nice to have 3-5 more cards with minimum 5k limits.
Something at $10k or over $10k.
Normal between $1k-5k and moderately high past $5k.
Assuming you pay your cards off in full every month, I don't see why anyone would need over $8000.
@Anonymous wrote:Assuming you pay your cards off in full every month, I don't see why anyone would need over $8000.
That's a limited view. I easily spend 10k a month on a card. So I needat least 1 high card. Even pif has nothin to do with it. So i use multiple cards. You can't max anything out. There fore many need20-30k cards. That's your situation only.