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Patience my little credit grasshopper.
On 7/6/12 I had $900 in total credit cards limits ($500 Amazon and $400 Walmart store cards).
On 12/21/14 I had $2,100 in total credit card limits ($1,200 Cap1 cards and $900 Amazon/Walmart cards).
On 10/4/15 I was at $6,550 in total credit card limits with zero liquid cash access (I don't count cash ATM withdrawal access).
Now, on 7/2/18 I'm at $355,663 and most importantly for my business needs I have access to $175,500 in liquid hard cash not including my CLI requests yesterday that I did with NFCU that I'm still waiting to hear back on.
Large credit lines = Patience + Discipline + Good Information + Take Big Action
@Anonymous wrote:Patience my little credit grasshopper.
On 7/6/12 I had $900 in total credit cards limits ($500 Amazon and $400 Walmart store cards).
On 12/21/14 I had $2,100 in total credit card limits ($1,200 Cap1 cards and $900 Amazon/Walmart cards).
On 10/4/15 I was at $6,550 in total credit card limits with zero liquid cash access (I don't count cash ATM withdrawal access).
Now, on 7/2/18 I'm at $355,663 and most importantly for my business needs I have access to $175,500 in liquid hard cash not including my CLI requests yesterday that I did with NFCU that I'm still waiting to hear back on.
Large credit lines = Patience + Discipline + Good Information + Take Big Action
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if I could double Kudo your last post, I’d triple it!!!
awesome advice! Gives me hope. Great to see one CAN climb out of this abyss!
Congrats CreditLuv on the increase! I have always admired the patience you posses. It certainly leads to positive results down the road.I too now will practice this patience as the garden awaits me. 😉
Master Yoda taught me well what can I say.
"Credit control, control you must."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSN5TPKMJ24