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I just looked over all my accounts and wanted to figure out when I will be under 5/24 and holy crap ... look like a couple of years. All 3 locked as of today.
So here's the breakdown:
15/24
13/12
11/6
7/3
I know that I need to garden and I will try, give me some suggestions on how you successfully garden
How to successfully garden:
Find another hobby beyond credit
Seriously, though - I made a bunch of spreadsheets and I'm focusing on other aspects of my financial life, like paying down debt and seeing if I can catch any debt paydown or aging threshholds in my own credit profile. I also made a list of credit cards that will ultimately optimize my cash back, and I only need 2 more cards to finish off the main thrust (then all that's left is store cards, which I don't really want because I'd like to increase my CBIS).
Also quilting and video games... that helps.
And for the ultimate: Decide the very next card you absolutely need is with some ridiculously strict lender (or that the lender uses a very fussy credit scoring algorithm and requires gardening).
I see that you have secured cards in your .sig - maybe just wait until they graduate and try to curate your line-up while waiting?
Stay the heck out of the approvals thread here. Less temptation 😊
Garden Life: 4.01.20
Leaving Garden: 1.15.22
Updated: 4.15.20
Ok, I hate to sound dense but what in the heck do all those numbers mean? lol
@hpotterfan77 wrote:Ok, I hate to sound dense but what in the heck do all those numbers mean? lol
I'm with this guy lol
I assume they represent number of inquiries/number of months...
Always willing to be educated. Sometimes you can teach an old dog new tricks.
@satio wrote:
@hpotterfan77 wrote:Ok, I hate to sound dense but what in the heck do all those numbers mean? lol
I'm with this guy lol
I assume they represent number of inquiries/number of months...
Always willing to be educated. Sometimes you can teach an old dog new tricks.
No, they represent the number of revolving credit accounts/number of previous months.
So 7/3 would mean seven credit cards opened in the last 3 months.
Yeah, I figured it out after reading a different thread...and FYI to @satio, I'm a girl...