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Posts Tagged ‘ credit card limit ’

Going over the limit on your credit card

  • September 16th, 2009
  • Posted in Credit Reports . Credit Scores

Dear Experian, What happens if your credit card goes over your limit? What are the best options in your opinion? - JNT[ READ MORE ]

Requesting a decrease in your credit limit can hurt credit scores

  • January 21st, 2009
  • Posted in Credit Scores

Dear Experian, Your creditor raises your credit limit. As a consumer, you are not comfortable with the increase, and you would like to lower the credit limit. What impact does this have on the consumer's credit score? - YLO[ READ MORE ]

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