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[December 29th, 2011]
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I want to increase my credit limit, how can I do it? Answer:
In some cases, you do not need to do anything to get a higher credit limit. If you have good credit and manage your credit accounts well, your credit card issuers can raise your credit limits from time to time without additional request from you. In some cases, you may not be eligible for an increased credit line, for example, if your credit card is less than three months old, and if you have received a credit limit increase (or decrease) in the last six months. In all other cases, you should be able to get a credit limit increase. For that, you can call the customer support number or log in to your online account and request a credit limit increase. To qualify for credit limit increase, you should make sure that you have all credit card payments on time and pay more than the minimum required. The issuer can ask you to provide your total annual income, employment status, and monthly mortgage/rent payment. › View all questions... |
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[September 29, 2021]
It has long been extremely difficult to be approved for a credit card, even a secured credit card, with no credit score. While some credit card issuers allow co-signers, many major issuers do not.
Going forward, you may no longer need a credit score to qualify for a credit card. JPMorgan Chase, U...
[May 20, 2020]
Bankrate has recently conducted a survey of U.S. consumers’ payment habits amid the coronavirus. According to it, the number of Americans paying for grocery purchases with credit cards increased significantly in April and reached 46%. For comparison, this amount in December 2019 was just 27%. On t...
[May 13, 2020]
The coronavirus pandemic has caused significant damage to the economy of the country and the whole world. No wonder that spending habits of Americans have also undergone some changes.
For example, since the borders of many countries has been closed for an indefinite period thereby making all kind... |
