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Can too Many Credit Cards Cause Issues?

Can too Many Credit Cards Cause Issues?

  1. Anonymous Guest

    Hey Lucky, I am currently 16, and have no credit cards. I am planning ahead to see the plans I should check out. My family currently has three plans, Alaska, Avios, and Miles and More. I am planning to pick up all these cards, but I am interested in diversifying. Could having too many credit cards potentially cause me issues in the future? I plan to pay all debts monthly.

  2. David W Community Ambassador

    As long as you pay off the card, you should be fine. However, at 16 I doubt you’d be approved for the premium cards so soon.

    Personally I think you should get cards with transferable points – Chase UR. Amex MR and Citi TY. Or even the Marriott/SPG Cards.

  3. MidSouthSkier Community Ambassador

    Go with one of the UR or MR cards that has no annual fee. Start slowly, pay all bills on time, build up your credit. Have a parent co-sign if needed.

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