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Regardless...you should be able to get better cards with big banks and no reason to keep the ones you don't want.
@Anonymous wrote:I have been lurking here for a while and picking up useful information. I had really bad credit a few years ago and started getting back on track. I have gotten rid of old debts and increased my credit score 100 points. I picked up quite a few cards along the way but feel like it is time to get rid of some of them. Just curious of which ones anyone thinks I should defintely dump. All of my cards have a zero balance with the exception of 1 Capital one card. I have listed my cards below with their credit limit.
Victoria Secret $250
First Access $350
Captial One Quicksliver $500
Target $300
Cortrust $ 300
Carecredit $600
Walmart $380
Fingerhut $1400
Surge $500
1st Premier $500
1st Premier $700
Kohls $700
Amazon $800
Credit One $750
Capital One Platinum $3500 ( has $1500 balance and will pay off over the next 3 months)
My thoughts were to get rid of First Access, Cortrust, Surge, and both 1st Premier cards. Should I get rid of any others?
Thanks in advance for any input or advice!
First I would get rid of any subprime cards that have an annual fee.