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How much should I raise my credit limit by?
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acastro10
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As much as you can get. Credit score is directly related to the amount of available credit you have. Read all you can under credit scores on this site. Good Luck
nandog 5 months ago
Yes, raise it as much as possible over time if you're talking about existing lines of credit. And keep your utilization under 30%, of course. OTOH, if you're talking about taking out new lines of credit, be careful and go slowly, since the act of applying can temporarily "ding" your score and seeking a lot of credit in a short time can raise red flags.
Clairissa 5 months ago