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capital one, what next?
Student_of_£
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in Credit cards
I currently have a CC with Capital One. When have, say, a year's worth of good credit, where should I look to next?
I have a Capital One Classic card so I can rebuld my credit. What should I do when I don't need Capital One any more?
Thanks
I have a Capital One Classic card so I can rebuld my credit. What should I do when I don't need Capital One any more?
Thanks
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Try your own bank first.
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Carry on using it.
Switch to a different card.
Don't just stop using it without a replacement card to go to.0 -
Are you still a student? Read the T&C like a hawk as many cards won't take students. As I found out wasting an application for the amazon card. At least they admitted my credit was fine, they just don't accept students so I was barred for that reason!
The other thing might be to apply for their poor credit history cashback card if you know you will pay it back in full. No point having a 'good' credit rating card which doesn't reward you when you can get one that can.0
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