No credit card required
Browse credit cards from a variety of issuers to see if there's a better card for you.
I've noticed that a lot of people have specific dates for closing a subprime credit card. What is the reason for setting a specific date
I assume that the dates folks set are anniversary dates. Is it just to avoid the next yearly fee or is there some other reason?
Van
Vanyel wrote:I've noticed that a lot of people have specific dates for closing a subprime credit card. What is the reason for setting a specific date
I assume that the dates folks set are anniversary dates. Is it just to avoid the next yearly fee or is there some other reason?
Van
Yes, thnx. 4 bringing that point up.
haulingthescoreup wrote:
And you probably have already read this, but pretty much the ONLY credit cards that you ever want to close are those with fees. If they don't have fees but they're otherwise crappy, just throw them in the sock drawer and use them to buy a Slurpee twice a year to keep the account alive.
I keep looking at a closed gas card that still reports that was opened in 1987. We closed it because their service stations weren't very convenient. If only I had know then what I know now! I will miss that history when it falls off in a few more years...