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@Anonymous wrote:
You have excellent cards. Are any of them new to your new score?😁
lol thanks but the only good ones are the american express everyday and the chase freedom. and the newest is the amex. the newest before that is the NFCU goRewards i got in june of last year.
@Anonymous wrote:Great for you! Keep going, you're doing a wonderful job. You'll be at 700 before you know it.
lol thanks! i would love to see 700. i was at 709 before i got married.... and yeah. after my divorce i saw as low as 534 lol. this has been QUITE a journey. and i am only 23 lol
@Anonymous wrote:
Amex blue (denied) and chase freedom are the only other cards I want. Cs is a whopping 648. Guess it's better than the 540 I had a year ago. Lol😆 I just got a Barclay and a discover it the other day. Now I have 8 cards total. 4 are rebuilder cards I have had. My util is 29% soon to be 20% next week. 2 year excellent payment history. Unfortunately I have a 6 year old judgement. I refuse to apply for chase till that drops. I have a few inquiries ready to fall off in sept. 😊
yeah i would definitely wait until those fall off in september to do any other apps just because that'll help your score go up some. also, since you acquired new cards, i would transfer some of your balances to those cards you just got to take advantage of the 0% so your monthly payment isn't 90% interest lol. in most cases, the 3% balance transfer fee is worth it 10 fold
@Anonymous wrote:
Balences not valences! Ugh
balances not balences! ugh. lol