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I am right behind you! I've been with US Bank for about 10 years now. I've had a $300 credit limit on one of their credit cards for 10 years and they refuse to increase my limit. They've issued me different cards with MUCH higher limits but refuse to increase the limit on my platinum card that I've had the longest, (I don't want to cancel it because I'll lose the age of the account). Not that it's going to make any difference to them, but I'm taking my $40,000 checking/savings balance to Chase.
@Tim_S wrote:I am right behind you! I've been with US Bank for about 10 years now. I've had a $300 credit limit on one of their credit cards for 10 years and they refuse to increase my limit. They've issued me different cards with MUCH higher limits but refuse to increase the limit on my platinum card that I've had the longest, (I don't want to cancel it because I'll lose the age of the account). Not that it's going to make any difference to them, but I'm taking my $40,000 checking/savings balance to Chase.
Mmmm. A different way of reporting this would be "Fortunately, they have since given me cards with MUCH higher limits, so no problem."
Are you planning to use the platinum card for anything (and if so, why!) If not, why does the low limit matter at all. So long as the cards you use have good limits, sounds like US Bank is doing OK for you. You really don't need all cards to "grow", so long as you have enough credit for your needs.