Monday, December 12, 2011

What's the best way to increase your credit limit automatically?

How long does it usually take for your credit limit to be increased, if you always pay on time or early every month?|||BD (above) is correct. Even for good customers, it is becoming less and less common for the companies to automatically increase your credit limit. The banks are becoming more cautious (about time!) and are trying to limit their losses if customers default. If you have a good record, there's no reason you can't call the company and ask if you are eligible for a higher credit limit. The worse they can say is no....





By the way, there's no advantage, as far as the bank is concerned, in paying early every month. All they are interested in is that your payment is there by the deadline date.|||Credit card companies use to review accounts on an annual basis and offer limit increases. It ain't that way anymore. Paying on time isn't enough to get you a limit increase. If you carry balances, it is less likely that you will get an increase.





Fastest way to get a limit increase is to use about 80% of your limit and pay the balance in full every month for about 9 months. Keep doing that and they will keep increasing your limit .... as long as you don't start carrying balances.|||The more you spend the higher the limit.





It took us 6 years to $6,000.|||early might hurt you to. ask for an increase.|||On-time payments and low balances. Expect it to take 12 months or more.

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