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I just want to see how many credit cards people have and what your current fico score is.
9 Cards
Fico 755
9 Credit cards
Discover FICO TU 700 ( Will be going down since i apped for 5 cards )
@JoshNurse wrote:I just want to see how many credit cards people have and what your current fico score is.
9 Cards
Fico 755
9 Cards
(Although I still want to REDUCE this amount by at least 2 cards - probably both of my Cap One cards. I don't want that many cards to try to keep active!)
FICO 790's
I dont know if this is a good idea or not but I want to reach 20 credit cards.
The way I think about it is in 2 years all those hard pulls will be off. Thats the time when my car lease is also up.
I am trying to think of 2 years from now and being able to garden for years.
What I do is put very small fees on each card. For example one for netflix, one for hulu, one for my web hosting fees etc.. I can probably use about 4 cards and the rest completly automated in terms of paying them and charging them.
Is this even a good idea? I see you have a much higer score than me Transmogrifying_Bee.
@JoshNurse wrote:I have no idea of this is a good idea or not but I want to reach 20 credit cards.
The way I think about it is in 2 years all those hard pulls will be off. Thats the time when my car lease is also up.
I am trying to think of 2 years from now and being able to garden for years.
Hmm I think i heard from somewhere to many Credit cards can hurt your score ( I didn't hear it from here but somewhere else) Though i can be wrong
It shows as having a low impact but I have a low score on the amount of accounts I have opened.
If I can open about 10 more cards I can reach the 22+ with my future mortgage loan.
I am not sure what to do
6 + 2 retail. 756 Transunion through Barclays.
@JoshNurse wrote:It shows as having a low impact but I have a low score on the amount of accounts I have opened.
If I can open about 10 more cards I can reach the 22+ with my future mortgage loan.
I am not sure what to do
I wouldn't follow Credit Karma advice. I think they're basically looking at how people with good credit have a lot of accounts - but that's just because people with longer histories probably have more accounts, not BECAUSE they have more accounts.