You can use it anywhere, and the cash deposit you need to
open the card reduces lending risk, making them easier to qualify for than unsecured accounts.
Not exact matches
If you already have multiple credit
cards, you can keep them
open, or you can close all the accounts except one, to
reduce the temptation to overspend.
In addition,
opening a credit
card for the purpose of transferring a balance will
reduce the average age of your credit accounts (ding), and if you close a credit
card account from which you're transferring a balance, you will further
reduce the average age and also the maximum age of your
cards (ding and ding).
While taking out a
card will
reduce your debt, your credit utilization ratio will also increase among your
open accounts.
Keeping
open a lot of unused credit
card accounts is probably a poor idea, but understand closing an account will
reduce the total credit available to you by the credit limit on that account, which would then raise your credit utilization,
reducing your credit score.
I recently
opened an account at HSBC in France and thry offered me a credit
card for a
reduced yearly fee.
If you
open several credit
cards within a couple of years, it really
reduces the average age of your credit accounts.
Given that, when you pay off everything but the mortgage you are
reducing your credit mix, UNLESS you keep your credit
card accounts
open.
In some cases, you may be able to
open an additional
card account, which will help to
reduce your overall credit utilization.
If your answer is need - based, such as needing credit for increasing expenses or wanting a lower interest rate to
reduce monthly payments, then these may be perfectly legitimate reasons to
open a new
card.
While a request for an increased limit may count as an inquiry just like
opening a new
card would, it won't
reduce the average age of your credit accounts, which is also important for your FICO score.
-- If you keep the
cards open and active and pay on time, having a
reduced income shouldn't cause an issuer to close your accounts.
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How a balance transfer
card can boost FICO score —
Opening a new line of credit can boost your rating by
reducing your overall debt - to - credit - limit ratio... (See Balance transfer)
The Chase Slate
card (also no annual fee), while offering a
reduced 0 percent interest deal of 15 months for balance transfers and purchases, does not charge a fee if the transfer is made within 60 days of
opening the account.
Six of the fee - charging
cards — Slate from Chase, BankAmericard for Students, BankAmericard Mastercard, Wells Fargo Cash Wise
card, Wells Fargo Rewards card, and Wells Fargo Cash Back College Card — currently offer reduced or waived balance transfer fees for new cardholders who make transfers soon after opening their acco
card, Wells Fargo Rewards
card, and Wells Fargo Cash Back College Card — currently offer reduced or waived balance transfer fees for new cardholders who make transfers soon after opening their acco
card, and Wells Fargo Cash Back College
Card — currently offer reduced or waived balance transfer fees for new cardholders who make transfers soon after opening their acco
Card — currently offer
reduced or waived balance transfer fees for new cardholders who make transfers soon after
opening their account.
However, Chase Slate ® is an exception, and if you are trying to
reduce your credit
card debt, you can breathe easy knowing this
card has no balance transfer fee within 60 days of
opening the account.
I didn't know this type of opportunity would come up; but keeping
cards open has other benefits such as
reduced CC utilization %, and easy
opening of new
cards by shifting credit around.
When you make your transfer, it's likely best to keep your old
card open; closing it would
reduce your available credit and your credit score could take a hit.
and there have been reports via flyertalk of getting this
card more than once (I got denied after applying for my second
card and received a letter stating I already have enough
open credit with them so the trick could be calling Barclays before applying for the second US Airways
card and
reducing your line of credit).
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However, keep in mind that attempting to
open a new credit
card account in order to receive more overall credit and therefore
reduce your utilization rate will likely hurt your score rather than help it, so avoid doing so.
Reducing or paying off credit
card debt can help, too, although the 10 - month rule doesn't apply because a credit
card is revolving or
open - ended debt.
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