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What are good ways to increase available credit on the cards that I already have? Tom Falater
1. Pay down current balances = more credit available
2. Depends on cards... Some let you request a CLI with only a soft pull while others require a hard pull. Sometimes you can just hit the CLI button and sometimes you need to chat or call.
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@Anonymous wrote:What are good ways to increase available credit on the cards that I already have? Tom Falater
Welcome, and it depends on the specific cards you have. You will get good suggestions after you list out the cards you have, including card issuer, and the card brand name. Existing credit limits and your FICO score also help to put things in context.
@Anonymous wrote:What are good ways to increase available credit on the cards that I already have? Tom Falater
Research the forums on the cards you have and who allows soft pulls or hard pulls for CLIs. Keep utilization below 30%. 1% to 9% is said to be ideal. Show usage on the cards.
Meaning allow them to report some usage if you can, without going over 30% reporting to the credit bureaus. Pay in full by due date..Not statement date.
Pay EVERY reoccurring bill you have with a CC if it doesn't cost you extra or you atleast break even.
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@Appleman wrote:1. Pay down current balances = more credit available
2. Depends on cards... Some let you request a CLI with only a soft pull while others require a hard pull. Sometimes you can just hit the CLI button and sometimes you need to chat or call.
Happy New Year!
1. Pay down current balances = more credit available
and if you do this every month and continue to do it in the long run. CC providers will reward you with a higher credit line.
Its all about being responsible..