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Why Pay New Charges In Full Before Statement Closes?

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FrugalRican
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Re: Why Pay New Charges In Full Before Statement Closes?

Because practice makes perfect.

 

I had an unexpected app last week. Was great to know that all my ducks were in a row.

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TeeandDee
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Re: Why Pay New Charges In Full Before Statement Closes?

I have done both...floated balances and have PIF.  The only difference I've seen personally in this is that my FICO scores dipped a little the higer the UTL; however, so far I have not seen it affect my ability to be approved for CLI's. I had balances on several of my accounts when I was approved for my newest credit card (Chase Amazon) and received my highest credit limit.   

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