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Hello,
I am torn between paying of my Macys card $684 or using that money to pay down another card. I have heard many times on here that Macys does not figure into to utilization right now so is it best to leave that balance alone and pay another card? Will paying off Macys do anything for boosting my credit score at this time?
Thanks,
Bobby
@BobbyJ wrote:Hello,
I am torn between paying of my Macys card $684 or using that money to pay down another card. I have heard many times on here that Macys does not figure into to utilization right now so is it best to leave that balance alone and pay another card? Will paying off Macys do anything for boosting my credit score at this time?
Thanks,
Bobby
What do you want to achieve? Are you looking to save money or increase your score? If you are looking to increase your score, what is this for? New card? Auto? Home?
You also need to indicate what your other credit accounts look like.
Mainly looking to increase score. I have 4 other cards with high utilization. Not looking to buy, although I may finance my auto with NFCU in the next few months so I trying to increase my score.
So, does it benefit me to pay off my Macys for scoring purposes? Should I leave the balance and focus on my other 4 accounts? Anyone?
You should pay the highest util cards first.
Don't pay off your Macy's, instead pay off/down one of your higher utilized cards first, to help your score! Macy's and Bloomingdales don't report CL and will not influence your card utilization.
@GWilliam wrote:Don't pay off your Macy's, instead pay off/down one of your higher utilized cards first, to help your score! Macy's and Bloomingdales don't report CL and will not influence your card utilization.
JUST REMEMBER TO MAKE YOUR MINIMUM MACYS PAYMENT
macys interest rate is crazy high, think about it....