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I guess I'm torn on the moving around of debt. If you got a new card and nearly maxed it out, you'd still have one nearly maxed out card, a new account, and a new inquiry. Now you have one nearly maxed out card and a card with high-ish utilization. I'd let it go, seeing as your rates are good and your score only stands to improve. It looks like you already did a good job on cutting expenses. I dunno about you but I'm looking forward to tax season. If you're getting a tax refund maybe you can plan to put a nice chunk of it toward the debt and make a nice dent in it. Now sit back and watch your score go up and your debt go down.
After paying off all debts, there would be a good sum left that would go into an emergency fund.
The tax refund could pay off one of the cards .