Anonymous
12/17/2025 20:02
Subject: Credit Card available credit goes from 15K to 50K
Anonymous wrote:Oh man, I couldn’t handle the stress of more than one or two cards.
Right? Who lives like that? If you have money you don't need that many cards!
Anonymous
12/17/2025 20:00
Subject: Credit Card available credit goes from 15K to 50K
Anonymous wrote:Oh man, I couldn’t handle the stress of more than one or two cards.
+1
I don't think there is any amount of money that could compensate me enough for having 15 passwords and receiving 15 statements every month
Anonymous
12/17/2025 18:48
Subject: Credit Card available credit goes from 15K to 50K
Anonymous wrote:Welcome to Trump's administration's debt
No more regulations
Just like 50 year mortage garbage.
Do you ever wonder why no one likes you? It’s because you make every conversation political thinking you’re clever. Be better.
Anonymous
12/17/2025 18:00
Subject: Credit Card available credit goes from 15K to 50K
Oh man, I couldn’t handle the stress of more than one or two cards.
Anonymous
12/15/2025 20:42
Subject: Credit Card available credit goes from 15K to 50K
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:12-21 cc you all are living chaotic lives.
Trashy af to have that many cards.
It's relative. I'm the PP with the 840 credit score. When I look at my report and it makes suggestions to improve it literally says "open more accounts."
Also 20 accounts isn't all cards. It's things like car loans or mortgages. We always take car loans with new cars, but pay them off immediately after 1 month of interest or at the end of a promo period. Why do this when you can pay cash? Because it builds positive credit. And then it sits on your report as an account, even when it's paid.
If you have a long credit history and an installment loan (like a mortgage), adding more installment loans won't have a significant impact on your credit score. If you are doing this to take advantage of 0% financing, that makes sense, but not to increase your credit score. I am at the same score and have just a mortgage and had one student loan paid off over 10 years ago. Zero car loans ever.