@USF813 wrote:@Anonymous, I know that approach definately works for some people. After reckless spending which landed me in BK I don't feel the need to have more than what I currently have. I don't necessarily begrudge others who do feel the need for 8-10 or more cards, although I don't believe it's a healthy addiction. Plus i'm a member of NFCU. I don't see what Capital One could offer me that Navy Fed can't. I'm treating NFCU real good and hope that in a years time when i'm ready to buy a new car they'll treat me well too.
+1
I very much agree with your statement OP. Everyone has different financial goals and you do what's best and what works for you. Conversely for me, I am comfortable with what I have so it varies by individual.
@FinStar wrote:
@efranklin23 wrote:
@USF813 wrote:@Anonymous, I know that approach definately works for some people. After reckless spending which landed me in BK I don't feel the need to have more than what I currently have. I don't necessarily begrudge others who do feel the need for 8-10 or more cards, although I don't believe it's a healthy addiction. Plus i'm a member of NFCU. I don't see what Capital One could offer me that Navy Fed can't. I'm treating NFCU real good and hope that in a years time when i'm ready to buy a new car they'll treat me well too.
+1 Credit varies for everyone. Some people prefer 1 card while others have over 100 cards on here (not saying any names
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Do you mean Ron1 and myself OP? Even the fabulous Lexie has a decent portfolio close to mine
I'm not saying any names but those out there know who i'm talking about