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@Onthe27thday wrote:Round of applause for your commitment. I'll take your advice! At this point, it can't hurt Thank you for your help, wish me luck!
Good luck to you
Congratulations on your recent marriage and your work on your cr.
Another thing I noticed is that you have balances showing on all your current credit cards. They seem like low balances, which is great. But as other have mentioned on these boards, it seems that your scores improve if you only have one card reporting a balance and the others reporting $0 balance.
Keep up the good work. As others have said, time is your friend.
Thank you, for both your congrats and your advice Believe it or not, it's the first time that I've read to leave only one card with a balance and the others 0. That's a great top! I will pay them tomorrow. Does it matter which I leave the balance on? I suppose the one with the lowest interest rate.. ? Thank you again for your help!