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my son told me to ho;ld and keep his higher limit card that he is satisfied with a 2K he even ask me that his spending limit on his 2k card will be less that 20% i guess it helps when i keep reminding him the most important numbers in your life is your credit score.
@mr_postman wrote:my son told me to ho;ld and keep his higher limit card that he is satisfied with a 2K he even ask me that his spending limit on his 2k card will be less that 20% i guess it helps when i keep reminding him the most important numbers in your life is your credit score.
I disagree with you! You are TOTALLY wrong!
The most important numbers in his life will be his wife's birthday followed by the date of their anniversary and THEN his credit score!
@jamie123 wrote:
@mr_postman wrote:my son told me to ho;ld and keep his higher limit card that he is satisfied with a 2K he even ask me that his spending limit on his 2k card will be less that 20% i guess it helps when i keep reminding him the most important numbers in your life is your credit score.
I disagree with you! You are TOTALLY wrong!
The most important numbers in his life will be his wife's birthday followed by the date of their anniversary and THEN his credit score!
Yes, I agree. Forgetting these dates can be much more worse, then a low credit score. Still both can make your life pretty miserable And recovery from both can be a long way to go ...
@LS2982 wrote:
@jamie123 wrote:
@mr_postman wrote:my son told me to ho;ld and keep his higher limit card that he is satisfied with a 2K he even ask me that his spending limit on his 2k card will be less that 20% i guess it helps when i keep reminding him the most important numbers in your life is your credit score.
I disagree with you! You are TOTALLY wrong!
The most important numbers in his life will be his wife's birthday followed by the date of their anniversary and THEN his credit score!
+10000
@jamie123 wrote:
@mr_postman wrote:my son told me to ho;ld and keep his higher limit card that he is satisfied with a 2K he even ask me that his spending limit on his 2k card will be less that 20% i guess it helps when i keep reminding him the most important numbers in your life is your credit score.
I disagree with you! You are TOTALLY wrong!
The most important numbers in his life will be his wife's birthday followed by the date of their anniversary and THEN his credit score!
wifes birthday then anniversary both will cause me to use credit cards shes tired of me giving her flowers from her own garden
@mr_postman wrote:
@jamie123 wrote:
@mr_postman wrote:my son told me to ho;ld and keep his higher limit card that he is satisfied with a 2K he even ask me that his spending limit on his 2k card will be less that 20% i guess it helps when i keep reminding him the most important numbers in your life is your credit score.
I disagree with you! You are TOTALLY wrong!
The most important numbers in his life will be his wife's birthday followed by the date of their anniversary and THEN his credit score!
wifes birthday then anniversary both will cause me to use credit cards shes tired of me giving her flowers from her own garden
@mr_postman wrote:ok after turning 18 this year i added my son to my walmart and target card as AU and he has a Bofa secure card for about 4 months now
current no lates oldest account 4.2 years walmart and target as AU AAOA 1.5 so today we decided to do app spree and this is the result
Citi Forward College student for 2K
Discover More student 2.5K
USAA Cash Rewards Platinum Visa (offer tab) instant approval 15K wow
USAA Cash Rewards Amex Express (offer tab) instant approval 5K
wow my son has higher limit than me
Wow, I cannot believe USAA gave a student 20,000 in credit. Not to rain on the happy parade here, but this can be a recipe for disaster, especially for a teenage boy just starting life as a young adult.