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<blockquote data-quote="TANSTAAFL" data-source="post: 4231101" data-attributes="member: 27098"><p>Sex, money and credit cards... wow. However sex and money there are correlations. As for cards been tracking my credit with Experian&#039;s reports. I have three cards, two of which I never use. They advised me that I should use them to increase my score. I always pay the balance in full. My score dropped due to &quot;credit utilization&quot; and they wanted to me to get cards with a higher limit. I didn&#039;t. So last month I made a somewhat frivolous purchase which I normally would use a different card that was above the card&#039;s limit by $99 (the card limit is way less than the card I normally use.)&nbsp; The bill came through, paid it in full. My score dropped by 46 points. This month my score should spring back up but my conclusions is they want you to increase the amount of revolving credit. The banks, the government and your employer wants to enslave you with debt.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="TANSTAAFL, post: 4231101, member: 27098"] Sex, money and credit cards... wow. However sex and money there are correlations. As for cards been tracking my credit with Experian's reports. I have three cards, two of which I never use. They advised me that I should use them to increase my score. I always pay the balance in full. My score dropped due to "credit utilization" and they wanted to me to get cards with a higher limit. I didn't. So last month I made a somewhat frivolous purchase which I normally would use a different card that was above the card's limit by $99 (the card limit is way less than the card I normally use.) The bill came through, paid it in full. My score dropped by 46 points. This month my score should spring back up but my conclusions is they want you to increase the amount of revolving credit. The banks, the government and your employer wants to enslave you with debt. [/QUOTE]

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