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You dinged your FICO score unnecessarily twice,when your account was closed and the new account opened.What was wrong with leaving it open and saving its credit history and allow for more...
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Excellent advice in this blog. Transfer the balance and then close out and cut up the old cards. A year later, you will be able to afford that large-screen TV you’ve been eyeing~!Frank
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Nice advice – I agree with it. I did this with Discover last June.But now I am fighting with Discover. I received an offer in the mail for the More card as well, with 0% on balance transfers for 1...
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I cancelled a card last year and they still kept sending me statements with nil balance on and then this year they asked if I wanted to take them up on their 0% balance transfer – so does not look like...
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@Benton, Sometimes…just sometimes…it doesn’t matter! I had a similar problem with BofA, got into a fight with them and just shut the account. Did it ding my Credit score, probably, but I felt GREAT!...
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Excellent advice in this blog. Transfer the balance and then close out and cut up the old cards. A year later, you will be able to afford that large-screen TV you’ve been eyeing~! Frank
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