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All baddies are gone from my credit file. All 3 scores using FICO 9 are 765 +/- 6 points. I have two active cards - a Cap1 with a $550 credit limit, $50 credit balance caused by them converting my secuired card into an unsecured card and transferring the security to the card balance, and a Credit Union secured card, $500 limit, $0 balance. My mortgage funded, so that is now a dead issue and new inquiries will not jeopardize the mortgage.
7+ years ago I burned the following:
Chase
Wells Fargo
BMO Harris Bank
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Amex will never give me a card because my father took out a card in my name when I was a teenager and burned them. They still hold that against me, I am over 60 years old so that had to be at least 50 years ago.
I really don't use or need any credit cards - I just have them to improve my scores for auto and homeowners insurance.
Any suggestions on what card or cards I should go for?
@Anonymous wrote:All baddies are gone from my credit file. All 3 scores using FICO 9 are 765 +/- 6 points. I have two active cards - a Cap1 with a $550 credit limit, $50 credit balance caused by them converting my secuired card into an unsecured card and transferring the security to the card balance, and a Credit Union secured card, $500 limit, $0 balance. My mortgage funded, so that is now a dead issue and new inquiries will not jeopardize the mortgage.
7+ years ago I burned the following:
Chase
Wells Fargo
BMO Harris Bank
Discover
Amex will never give me a card because my father took out a card in my name when I was a teenager and burned them. They still hold that against me, I am over 60 years old so that had to be at least 50 years ago.
I really don't use or need any credit cards - I just have them to improve my scores for auto and homeowners insurance.
Any suggestions on what card or cards I should go for?
I'm not sure about Amex but it might be worth it giving the other banks a shot again. I burned Citi and Cap1 when I was in college and incrediably irresponsible with my finances. I now have CC accounts with both of them again.