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jss wrote:
Both hubby and I have received notice of increase in rates. Is this market based or are they targeting us because we are nearing credit limits? What to do, in your opinion: transfer balance to a new card or grin and bear it? Background: 7 yrs post chapter 7 with fair to good credit (I topped 7s last month, he's still in high 6s.) No bad report for past 7 years, but plenty before that. Thanks, jossI belive this is targeted at you alone because you are nearing yor credit limit. This is how they make their money. They are anticipating that soon enough you may be unable to pay your account and with a higher APR they'll get to make more money off you. I would call them and ask, how thay came to that decison.
@Takunda1 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Both hubby and I have received notice of increase in rates. Is this market based or are they targeting us because we are nearing credit limits? What to do, in your opinion: transfer balance to a new card or grin and bear it? Background: 7 yrs post chapter 7 with fair to good credit (I topped 7s last month, he's still in high 6s.) No bad report for past 7 years, but plenty before that. Thanks, jossI belive this is targeted at you alone because you are nearing yor credit limit. This is how they make their money. They are anticipating that soon enough you may be unable to pay your account and with a higher APR they'll get to make more money off you. I would call them and ask, how thay came to that decison.
Could be both but it's more likely they are targeting you because of your high utilization. Do you have cash on hand to pay down the balances?
jss wrote:
Both hubby and I have received notice of increase in rates. Is this market based or are they targeting us because we are nearing credit limits? What to do, in your opinion: transfer balance to a new card or grin and bear it? Background: 7 yrs post chapter 7 with fair to good credit (I topped 7s last month, he's still in high 6s.) No bad report for past 7 years, but plenty before that. Thanks, joss