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limits tend to be low for this bank, mine was 10k when I applied and is documented in CP

the answer by a mod is just so very... How to go about having dealership remove inquiries..? that the problem is perceived to be the inqs and not false advertising reflects all that is wrong over there at the kiddie pool

Revolving credit debt drops to $996 billion—the lowest since the great recession

Wells Fargo tells new clients they need $1 million in balances for certain mortgage refinancings

IDK, IMHO it is about the only reason for me to keep my Penfed accounts open

I've been on this planet over 5 decades and I have yet to taste taco bell. SAD!!

I've had the card for years and no other relationship with them. low limit, but nice reps and I need it for my oddball card bona fides.

‘I’m having a hard time understanding how earning over $200,000 a year is too much to qualify for a decent welfare check’

oh, the 0% for 12 is also good on purchases.

0% for 12 months with a 5% BT fee capped at $100: https://www.bbamericas.com/en/personal/credit-cards/ 5% BT sounds awful.

Crypto exchange Coinbase readies landmark stock market listing, sources say

Why It Matters That the Consumer Bureau Has Ditched Payday Lending Restrictions

Robinhood Has Lured Young Traders, Sometimes With Devastating Results headline sounds like the story is about John Wayne Gacy

this one hurts: Sur La Table Files Bankruptcy With Possible Sale to Fortress

nice!

stop picking on churches.

"applications"

Is there a master list of threads cv has crapped in?

Meet Ace, PenFed's service dog in-training

Eliminating field of membership a 'brazen money grab' for credit unions

New Credit Card Study Links Covid Infection Spikes to In-Person Restaurant Dining in related news, gasoline makes terrible martinis

Nearly 600 online retailers hit with credit card-stealing malware — protect yourself now

the best use of cash isn't open right now during my state's Phase II.

my best unintentional typo in >17 years of creditboards.

I laugh when people think those "home warranties" bought mean anything. Last house we sole the buyer insisted we pay for some fliy-by-night home warranty (how good could it be? it cost $99 for a 400K house!!!). My theory at the time is the buyer's RE agent got a kickback from the home warranty company. Owning a home means having a large liability despite the industry's propaganda that a house is an investment.