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I currently have 3700 in credit card debt, with two in hand cards and one online card. I am 20yr/o My interest rates are 16.5%, 13.9% and then 20% on the amazon card. Should I open another card with 0 interest for 7 months and transfer all of the balances to the one card, or continue to pay on each card individually, my credit score recently dropped from 729 to 607 and I would really like to get it back up in order to purchase an inexpensive house soon.
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blueeyedgirl90
1 year ago
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A 620 mid score between the three credit bureaus is required for a FHA mortgage. I suspect that your over 35% utilization of your total credit available. I recommend taking a close look at your monthly budget and cut back where you can and start to chip away at the current balances. Do not apply for another card now. Good Luck.
nandog 1 year ago
Nan's right, you're going to want to get those credit cards paid down and paid off. It will have a more positive outcome.
rabidhunter 1 year ago