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I have two credit cards with $500 limits that are almost maxed out. If i pay both these below the 50% available credit line....how much will my fico/credit/beacon score jump?
For example right now I have $970 used credit line out of a $1000. What will happen if my used credit line goes down to $450 for both cards combined?
My fico score is 607 because I have 4 medical bills sent to collections in 2004. Other than that I have paid all my credit cards and bills on time. The outstanding debt I have are student loans and approx. $950 in credit debt split between two cards. What can i do to get my credit up???? PLEASE HELP!!
i think its hard to determine it based on that information alone.
also the score that creditors use depends on the credit bureau they use. and all three of them can have different information.
another thing, its better to get it down to 30% of the credit limit.
good luck.
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I used H&R Blocks software "Taxcut" to do my 2005 and 2006 taxes. I was wanting to know because they said you have to have your taxes done by H&R Block to get the $500 line of credit.
According to their website, you must have completed and filed your 2005, or 2006 tax return in an H&R Block tax office.
http://www.hrblock.com/bank/emerald_adva nce/index.html?pgnavp=bank_tax&pgnav c=bank_tax_emer_adv
I have a capital one credit card with a $500 credit line. I was maxed out and I made a payment online with check for $500. I called them up and they released the funds instantly so I had my credit line available again. When I logged in just now it says my available credit is $701 (i've spent about $300 already). Whats up with this?
You just got a credit increase.
Since you paid off the entire amount, it triggered something in the system to give you an automatic limit increase.
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If you charge another $500 and pay off the entire thing in a single check again, you will see another increase in about six months.
I have a credit card with a $7,500 credit line and I have a balance on it in the amount of $1,000. Ive been offered a credit line increase up to $11,500. Will excepting this offer help or hurt my credit?
Thanks.
A credit line increase has been offered to you because you have been maintaining your account in a satisfactory manner by making on time payments and hence it will definitely improve your credit.
Now I know there's a majority of you who have a bad history with the Juniper but its the only way to buy a macbook especially with the 180 days no interest promotion. Better to ask before i go ahead and do something stupid. I just received only 500 credit max from juniper so can i pay that off monthly? or i have to have at least 2000 in credit line to buy whatever is under 2000 and still pay it off monthly?
To JuliAnne: Well, lets say I have the enough cash to buy one but i dont want to spend all of it at once. I rather be paying it off monthly but yeah it doesnt seem possible to buy one right now.
I believe MacBooks cost more than what the credit line is allowing you. So unless you have the cash for the difference, you will only be able to get a $500 computer.
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During the housing boom, millions of people borrowed against the value of their homes to remodel kitchens, finish basements, pay off credit cards, buy TVs or cars, and finance educations. Banks encouraged the borrowing, touting in ads how easy it is to unlock the cash in their homes to "live richly" and "seize your someday."
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I am about to finish paying of my high interest credit card. I have had the account open for 10 years. I know the longer you have had it open, the better, but if I am not using it anymore,should I still keep it open (with a no balance and lower available credit) or just cancel it all together? Which would improve my credit score the most? cancel the card If you don’t plan on using it. I would recomend you close all the cards and not play the credit card game.
If you keep a card open and not use it. It will not do a thing for your credit score. You have to borrow money and make payments to get a high score. You have to keep borrowing money and keep making payments to keep a high score.
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