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So do cards like the American Express Gold not help build good credit at all?
@Anonymous wrote:So do cards like the American Express Gold not help build good credit at all?
Yes it helps you to build good credit. It still reports on time payments which is the biggest factor in your credit score
Of course that helps build good credit. I took DaisyFly's question to be focused on CL's reporting.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:So do cards like the American Express Gold not help build good credit at all?
Yes it helps you to build good credit. It still reports on time payments which is the biggest factor in your credit score
@driftless wrote:Of course that helps build good credit. I took DaisyFly's question to be focused on CL's reporting.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:So do cards like the American Express Gold not help build good credit at all?
Yes it helps you to build good credit. It still reports on time payments which is the biggest factor in your credit score
I was asking if because they do not report a credit limit, does that mean there is no score/report benefit to having them at all. Irish answered my question. Thank you!
Got it, glad that Irish answered your question.
My question is a little different, allow me to rephrase it: Does the Pay Over Time feature report, and if it does, how; or is it like a hidden trade line?
@driftless wrote:Got it, glad that Irish answered your question.
My question is a little different, allow me to rephrase it: Does the Pay Over Time feature report, and if it does, how; or is it like a hidden trade line?
I've actually wondered about this myself... I have 'Pay Over Time' on my account although I don't plan to ever use it.
For the folks who have used it, I would be very interested to hear how it ended up reporting. ![]()