i have 4 and i think that's too many, i intend to keep just two.. 10 is just asking for trouble.
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I have 4. I use two regularly. One I use a couple times a year. The other I will not be renewing when it expires. I pay them off every month.
DH has too many. He has 6. But, thankfully doesn't use them anymore. He had a very hard time getting credit. So, a couple of the cards have HORRIBLE terms. We will not be renewing them when they expire. He only uses 3 of the cards. One has a very small balance which should be paid off at the end of this month. Another one has a balance on it at 0% interest and we are working on paying it off. The other one is used for gas and is paid off monthly.
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one personal visa. Balance ZERO
One jcpenny card only to get an extra 15% off, I ALWAYS turn right around and make the payment at the same register right after my buy. That way It will not get hit with the 21% interest that pennys seem to charge.
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3 Credit Cards
One with a low limit for use on the internet. (In this way I limit my liability if the details are stolen on the internet)
Main Card for business and travel so I have all my claims in one place.
Linked credit card on a cheque account in case we have a bad month. This card means that I never have to worrying when I pay a bill.
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I have three credit cards: one I haven't used in three years, one I stopped using yesterday thanks to a credit card terms of use amendment that reflected how desperate the credit card issuer is, and my credit union-issued credit card. The first two are issued by the same bank: the issuer of the first card was bought out by the issuer of the second.
I'm thinking of applying for a business credit card at a credit union: that seems to be my best option for getting a credit card issuer that won't be swallowed by a large central bank.
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One CC, and I use it as often as possible. I don't write checks, and I only pay cash if the amount owed is less than $10.
We pay if off each month.
The rewards systems available are just too good to pass up. We've probably gotten $300 or $400 in rewards checks in the last year. We used a GM card for years...when we bought a Pontiac Vibe in 2002 (built by Toyota), we were credited $3500 off the price (after negotiation).
If you never carry a balance, CCs are a beautiful thing.seek knowledge, not answers
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I get several credit card offers each month, but I only accept those that come with no annual fee and pay me at least one percent cash back or credit on my purchases. I don't care about the interest rate. It could be some exorbitant rate like 50% for all I care, since I never carry a balance and always pay off what I owe at the end of each month. Right now, I probably have about 15 different cards, but I only regularly use three of them.
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i have 8. stupidity in my early 20's. i sue none of them but am paying off items. now if i don't have the cash i add it to my want list. usually by the time i have them money for something i don't want it any more. except my new computer. i have not had one in 4 years and it is nice to have one again!
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I think I have 7 cards in all. Some of them have better rewards so I use them most often, but one of them has a calling card which I find useful in an emergency, but I am trying to reduce the number of cards I have. I owe nothing on any of them so I can cancel them at any time, but some programs no longer exisit so I have cancel the card I lose the bonus... Am looking for a better system now, feel a little irritated about the way some CC companies trick you with their mileage programs..
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