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i just have a curious question to ask people in the group.
Let assume both require a hard pull, do you rather want a increase in limit or a brand new card?
if possible, please also state your reason.
thanks.
Well i guess it depends on what I have vs what card I want.
If it's a card on my list - CSP, BCE, United Club, then i'll take the new card, otherwise I'll take a CLI.
If the CLI difference and new card CL are the same, and the new card offered nothing worthwhile, I'd say a CLI, since it should only positively affect my score, whereas a new card would affect AAoA.
"I'd say a CLI, since it should only positively affect my score, whereas a new card would affect AAoA."
NICE point u make there, i wll take it a consideration. ...
If the new card has a sign up bonus, then that is a good use of an HP. The financial value of a CLI is hard to measure, but probably "very small".
I already have a bunch of cards. Don't need anymore to look after. CLI for me please...
@eddie84 wrote:I already have a bunch of cards. Don't need anymore to look after. CLI for me please...
Yes I agree with ^ CLI for me I have enough cards and even though i did want to carry an AMEX card
it's not something I really need ATM, and I may have too many cards to be honest
it's a hassle juggling 4 cards and seeing the balances approach 300 makes me feel quite burdensome to PIF
@mikey78 wrote:
@eddie84 wrote:I already have a bunch of cards. Don't need anymore to look after. CLI for me please...
Yes I agree with ^ CLI for me I have enough cards and even though i did want to carry an AMEX card
it's not something I really need ATM, and I may have too many cards to be honest
it's a hassle juggling 4 cards and seeing the balances approach 300 makes me feel quite burdensome to PIF
OK, I should have added that if you have a card or cards that you want to use, but with a low CL so you are paying multiple times a month, then a CLI might be a good idea (it will save you a bit of time, so there's the value!) But otherwise....
As for juggling: I have about 15 cards (some of which aren't used) and it's not a hassle. You set auto-pay to PIF on due date, and then adjust for utilization if you want.
Some here have many more cards and do detailed tracking in a way *I* would call OCD but they probably refer to as sound financial management!