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I have a bloomingdales card that has $100.00 limit for over a year now. I refuse to use it as what can you really buy there for $100.00 I have called and requested CLI and no luck. My macys card with them is $1,700 so not sure why they have the Bloomingdales at $100.00
My question is, should I close it or leave it open? I have no used it in over a year. It is still open as of today.
IMHO, my advice is to close it. You have done a great job in rebuilding your credit and in obtaining lots of new revolving credit. Hope this helps.
The part that worries me is that it is one of my oldest cards. I do not want a score decrease. I wonder how that will hurt me.
Bloomingdales is so expensive that you'd probably max out the card if you ordered a pair of socks from there.
No worries there. It'll stay on your report for another 10 years. Utilization won't count anymore but it'll still factor in your AAoA. I'd close it
@CostantinoA wrote:The part that worries me is that it is one of my oldest cards. I do not want a score decrease. I wonder how that will hurt me.
How old? How old is the next oldest?
I opened Bloomingdales on 07-14-15. I have 11 cards older though. They aren't charging me to keep it open. Is it hurting my score or no?
@CostantinoA wrote:I opened Bloomingdales on 07-14-15. I have 11 cards older though. They aren't charging me to keep it open. Is it hurting my score or no?
Thats nothing. Practically NEW. Just toss it in a sock drawer and let them close it for lack of use.