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TULO30 wrote:You will more than likely see a drop in your score because you are decreasing your amount of available credit. However, you have very small cl so the decrease shouldn't be that much...just curious...why do you want to close the cards? The more credit you have available the better your score. Of course it is best not to have too many credit cards, but in general you want to keep a good balance in order to keep your credit score high.OP said they have AF's- thats why they want to close the cards.
concorduser wrote:I have 1 HSBC / 1 Orchard Card. Each with $400 CL and $35 AF that are about 8 months old in age. I am thinking of closing those 2 cards and get 2 new Secured Credit Cards each with $5K CL. If I were to do this what will be my score? Will I see a score drop due to 2 new cards or will the new High CL limits would help me boost the score. I am not sure how generous HSBC with CLI. I am not sure if I want to keep paying the AF for no reason. Any suggestions as to what I should do?