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Awesome! Im still rebuilding and trying to build a long positive history, but I plan to do the same in another year or two as well.
Yes, congrats for sure. Better things to come!
I'm still keeping my Cap One since it;s my oldest active credit card. I dread the $39 AF with the $1100 CL but i already paid the AF for the year.
Dont want the creditors to see that all my cards are that recent.
I feel the same way about Capital One. It is my oldest credit card (4 years old), it has a decent limit and I don't have to worry about foreign transaction fees. My limit hasn't changed in two years and I don't expect it will ever increase but I'll suck it up and pay the annual fee in light of the presumed benefits of the card.
I briefly considered keeping my Capital One card open because they don't charge foreign transaction fees. Then I did the math: if I spend $1,000 in London (which is average when I visit), I'd save about $30 in transaction fees. But my annual fee is $49, so I come out $20 in the hole.
There are other cards that charge neither foreign transaction nor annual fees.