Review your billing statements each month and make your credit card payments on time to
keep your account in good standing with the credit card issuer.
Not exact matches
aaaaaan then by historical
account, after the disciples left their homes, gave all they had and hung out
with poor people «to
keep their
good economic
standing,» cried
in joy from beatings because they could serve Christ and not the world, and all of the twelve but one were beaten thoroughly and executed, becuase the one who lived was placed
in boiling oil and WOULD NOT DIE
in front of thousands of viewers... «tooooo
keep their «
good economic
standing?»»
Truth be told, if it was an
account that was
in good standing with no late payments, I say
keep it on there!
The
account will be secured
with a deposit for at least 12 months, and after
keeping your
account in good standing you may be able to get an unsecured card.
Maintain your
account in good standing with regular deposit activity and
keep the number of overdrafts to a minimum.
If you are unable to open a new
account of your own, have someone you know and trust add you as an authorized user on one of their credit cards they
keep in good standing with a low balance.
Many of those borrowers wonder how they are supposed to
keep their
account in good standing if the servicer is unwilling to even speak
with them about potential problems.
You may not have success
with all of your credit card issuers, but it doesn't hurt to ask, and if you have a long history of on - time payments and an
account in good standing (which sometimes means you're carrying a balance on the card,) the credit card issuer will be willing to lower your interest rate a few points to
keep you as a customer.
If possible, work
with your creditors to
keep these
accounts open and
keep them
in good standing.
However, you do need to
keep in mind that if your credit score is low (700 or above is generally considered
good, but some cards might be available from mid-600 depending on your circumstances), you might have a hard time getting a reward card
with a credit card issuer you don't already have an
account in good standing with.
On the other hand,
keeping an active credit card
in good standing increases your average age of
accounts along
with your credit score, so closing it might not be the
best idea, either.
As long as your
account is open and
in good standing, cash back earned
with the Sam's Club Credit Card does not expire and will
keep accumulating.