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Congrats on the Target Approval! Good luck in the garden!

















Congratulations on your Target approval!
Nice, grats on the target approval
That's terrific!! Congratulations on your Target Approval!! 🎉🥂👏
@Mdowning30 wrote:Way too many store cards that might get you in necessary debt
I don't understand the logic of your statement above. Would you help me better understand?
You have many low limit store cards that are taking up valuable space in your card portfolio, if you ever plan on getting a Chase card it looks like you're over 5/24. If that matters at all, most of us would say it's better to have bank/credit union cards than a bunch of store cards.
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@Mdowning30 wrote:You have many low limit store cards that are taking up valuable space in your card portfolio, if you ever plan on getting a Chase card it looks like you're over 5/24. If that matters at all, most of us would say it's better to have bank/credit union cards than a bunch of store cards.
Yea, If @hellohum is planning on a Chase card, then said user will find out if Chase's infamous 5/24 applies. Note: there have been many posts of Chase approvals with >5/24....
It seems like your chiding the OP for having "too many" store cards which he/she may actually have (or had) a need for...
Congratulations on your Target RedCard Approval!
@Mdowning30 wrote:You have many low limit store cards that are taking up valuable space in your card portfolio, if you ever plan on getting a Chase card it looks like you're over 5/24. If that matters at all, most of us would say it's better to have bank/credit union cards than a bunch of store cards.
I have a Chase card and don't plan to get another. I'm aware of the 5/24. It seems like everyone here has different credit cards that work for them. I'm handling mine well, working toward cli and certainly don't see a $1.5k Target approval as a low limit card taking up space.
I don't need the unsolicited advice when I'm obviously proud of and happy with the decision I just made. Thanks.