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@Anonymous wrote:Hello guys, The boss through an unexpected and rare bonus my way yesterday.
Not car pay off type,but enough to pay off all my cards.
I left no cards reporting a balance. Is this wise? I know the 9% rule of thumb.
But damn it felt good. Should I charge a $100 and let it report or just sit back
and let it ride. Thanks
No reason to let a balance report unless it's important to get your score up, in which case you should let a nominal balance report on one of the cards.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
wouldn't say "won't hurt a thing" as it's quite proven that reporting a small balance helps score vs reporting $0 but what do i knowPaying interest is a bad thing, but keeping a balance that charges interest is good? Exactly why I don't play by the "rules." Plus if your issue is paying off balances in the first place, why would you then be encouraged to keep a balance?
I report balances every month and don't pay interest. statement cuts, balance reports, pay bill in full, no interest.
I haven't micromanaged my CC's in about a year... easy peazy
I will not be able to help myself. Once the CC and student loan debt is paid off this Sept., I will let it all report at zero for a month (while watching my FICO results). If nothing else other than just to say "I did it" for the first time in my credit having life. After that I will have enough control over my debt to make it report just about whatever I want as a percentage of limit. <$500, $500, 9%, 10%, 15%... I might try them all just to see the results on my FICO.
Sooo do I pay off this toaster or not? JK.
Im happy. I will run some gas through discover this month
before the category flips
@Anonymous wrote:
then BT it to another card.
lmao