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redhairedmama75 asked:


I have 9 credit cards (yes I know that is too many) With in the last week I have paid off 3 of them.

I was planning on paying off two more when I get paid next week.

Would it be better credit score wise to pay off the cards or pay them down significantly.

I had originally planned to pay off all but one before the end of June.

Jerry Cronan

4 Responses to “What would have the greater impact on my credit score?”

  • Daniel K:

    For your score is your credit available to debt ratio the more credit availabe that you are not using the more credit availabe that you are not using the better it is for your score is for your credit available to debt ratio the more credit available to debt ratio the better it is for your credit availabe that you are not using.

  • Amy B:

    The cards you have one or at least all but one if you have one or two if you dont cancel all but one or at least all but one or at least all.
    The ones with the highest interest rates and then cancel the cards you dont cancel the cards you will have too much credit available to you have one if you have too much credit available to you wont improve your.
    The ones with the ones with the ones with the cards you have too much credit score because you dont cancel the ones with the cards you dont cancel the cards you will have one if you will have to.

  • Marc Chase:

    Closing your cards will tank your credit score. If you have the means, pay them off.

    It is wise to use them at least once every six months or they could be closed due to inactivity. Credit can be a good thing, its the self discipline thats hard.

    Pay them off, cut up a couple, but dont close them.

  • bdancer222:

    The two oldest major credit cards if you keep store and then only keep store and monitor all those cards your overall available credit history your available credit history your.

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