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@Anonymous wrote:It would be a nightmare trying to manage that many cards!
It's not. Not, if you have a system built in place that works.
And, definitely not something recommended for the average person.
@FinStar wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:It would be a nightmare trying to manage that many cards!
It's not. Not, if you have a system built in place that works.
And, definitely not something recommended for the average person.
Exactly. You need to practice diligence and use a system that works reliably and repeatably for you.
@FinStar wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:It would be a nightmare trying to manage that many cards!
It's not. Not, if you have a system built in place that works.
And, definitely not something recommended for the average person.
I mean I have a system in place to deal with mine that doesn't take any time at all, I just wouldn't really want to be bothered with much more than I have now but I also don't generally make heavy use of my cards.
It is certainly impressive to me seeing people manage so many though.
@Gmood1 wrote:😂😂😂😂
@FinStar @woodyman100 @coldfusion
Yup, we'll certainly skew the average a bit. 😆
I have 73 revolving accounts reporting open and closed per Experian.
65 actively open with some hidden.
That's a long way from the 2 I had just a short 5 years ago.
You need two assistants 😂🤗
@woodyman100 wrote:
@Gmood1 wrote:😂😂😂😂
@FinStar @woodyman100 @coldfusion
Yup, we'll certainly skew the average a bit. 😆
I have 73 revolving accounts reporting open and closed per Experian.
65 actively open with some hidden.
That's a long way from the 2 I had just a short 5 years ago.
186 total. Active is maybe in the 50's
You're my hero.
14 open.
OCD hates even numbers, so I'll have drop one, or add one, but 14 open for now
@coldfusion wrote:
@FinStar wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:It would be a nightmare trying to manage that many cards!
It's not. Not, if you have a system built in place that works.
And, definitely not something recommended for the average person.
Exactly. You need to practice diligence and use a system that works reliably and repeatably for you.
Oh I do. I just am not really sure there are that many cards I would even want to keep longterm. No judgement though, it's just fascinating to see how many accounts people have.
@Remedios wrote:
@Gmood1 wrote:😂😂😂😂
@FinStar @woodyman100 @coldfusion
Yup, we'll certainly skew the average a bit. 😆
I have 73 revolving accounts reporting open and closed per Experian.
65 actively open with some hidden.
That's a long way from the 2 I had just a short 5 years ago.
You need two assistants 😂🤗
Indeed 😅😅
@Remedios wrote:
@FinStar wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:It would be a nightmare trying to manage that many cards!
It's not. Not, if you have a system built in place that works.
And, definitely not something recommended for the average person.
@FinStar you need an assistant
🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️
You're hired 😁❤️
Also, can you make me some otter shaped pancakes, just like the bunny ones you made a while ago? 😋