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@masscredit wrote:That would be taking them in the opposite direction. I give them use so they will grow. I only have one card that doesn't grow. That's my Merrick. It was a rebuilder but I keep it around. It's usually hidden in my car incase I leave the house without my wallet. I started doing that after it happened to me last year.
The things that I've mentioned helped me to reach my credit goals. I keep a list of all of my cards, the date that they were opened, credit limits and then each increase after that. I also note the date to try for my next increase.
I always thought I was the only one who did that... I'm not alone after all!
@Anonymous wrote:Wouldn't it make more sense to just close the cards that aren't important to you? Less hassle that way.
A lot of rebuilders are very reluctant to let go of anything that's reporting good history.
@UncleB wrote:
@masscredit wrote:That would be taking them in the opposite direction. I give them use so they will grow. I only have one card that doesn't grow. That's my Merrick. It was a rebuilder but I keep it around. It's usually hidden in my car incase I leave the house without my wallet. I started doing that after it happened to me last year.
The things that I've mentioned helped me to reach my credit goals. I keep a list of all of my cards, the date that they were opened, credit limits and then each increase after that. I also note the date to try for my next increase.
I always thought I was the only one who did that... I'm not alone after all!
BCE and Arrival are my "lost wallet" backups.