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I would suggest keeping all the prime bank cards open and closing the rest of the cards. Each of the prime bank cards has the potential of rising to 20K+ CL with the kind of usage you push through them. If you quit scaring the banks by using your cards so close to their CLs you should get some really good CLIs in the future.
So, with that said, these are the cards I would suggest closing:
6. PNC 1500
7. Affinity 1000
8. Alliant 2500
10.Capital One 750
11. Bloomingdale's 2000
12. Macy's 1000
13. Lord & Taylor 4400
This would leave you with this in your wallet:
1. BOA#1: 5000
2. BOA #2: 5000
3. BOA #3: 7500
4. PENFED : 9000
5. Wells: 1500
9. Chase: 3000
14. Discover: 6750
15. Barclays apple: 2000
16. Amex gold:3000
Business Cards:
1. Chase Ink cash: 12000
2. Chase ink bold: 15000
The only prime bank card you are missing is a CitiBank card. After Christmas when your usage slows down and you get your balances paid down you might want to apply for one of their cards.
You need to slow down a bit and not make any rash decisions. Most of your cards are less than 2 years old. These banks will eventually give you CLI to catch up with your spending habits. You have some really good cards here and they will take care of you.
And hey...
Congrats on getting your Chase cards turned back on the other day!
Good luck!
how many cards do you want to manage after you close all these cards. I myself dont want to have more than 2 cards i SD because I dont want to have to charge a small amount just to keep it open. I myself am going to cancel some and only keep the cards that have potential to grow that i would use.