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I have followed this forum for a while but officially signed up today. You all have provided a wealth of knowledge.
On to my question:
I have an Amex Gold, Amex BCE, Capital One & Chase Freedom card. I have a home mortgage, my car and my Wife's car.
My credit currently hovers in the mid 700 range and I recieve pre-approved offers weekly.
Will going on an "app spee" and adding additional cards eventually increase my score further? Looking at Discover and Citi (potentially)?
I dont carry a balance, just use them and pay them off.
Any advice, will be great advice.
@Anonymous wrote:I have followed this forum for a while but officially signed up today. You all have provided a wealth of knowledge.
On to my question:
I have an Amex Gold, Amex BCE, Capital One & Chase Freedom card. I have a home mortgage, my car and my Wife's car.
My credit currently hovers in the mid 700 range and I recieve pre-approved offers weekly.
Will going on an "app spee" and adding additional cards eventually increase my score further? Looking at Discover and Citi (potentially)?
I dont carry a balance, just use them and pay them off.
Any advice, will be great advice.
I say go for the Discover It !! I see no reason you won't get it
@Anonymous wrote:I have followed this forum for a while but officially signed up today. You all have provided a wealth of knowledge.
On to my question:
I have an Amex Gold, Amex BCE, Capital One & Chase Freedom card. I have a home mortgage, my car and my Wife's car.
My credit currently hovers in the mid 700 range and I recieve pre-approved offers weekly.
Will going on an "app spee" and adding additional cards eventually increase my score further? Looking at Discover and Citi (potentially)?
I dont carry a balance, just use them and pay them off.
Any advice, will be great advice.
It wont in the beginning, you'll likely take a nice ding for new accounts/INQ's/AAoA hit. Over time though your scores will heal and increase as history grows on your new accounts.
So, the consensus here is go for it! Deal with the initial credit ding because I will bounce back stronger. Sound accurate?
@09Lexie wrote:
You appear to have what's 'required' for FICO scoring, installment loans, mortgage and revolving credit. What will help your score is age, keeping the cards at 'your' optimal' util rate and excellent payment history. Obviously, no baddies.
+1 and welcome to forums!