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Increase in Charges
Wisewords
Posts: 1 Newbie
in Credit cards
If Credit Card comapnies increase your rate when your credit rating goes down, do they have an obligation to reduce the rate once your credit rating has returned to normal or improved further ?
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No they can charge whatever they want. If you don't like it you have the option of clearing the balance, paying all charges and closing the account.0
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There is another option: Reject Credit Card Rate HikesIf you don't like it you have the option of clearing the balance, paying all charges and closing the account.
For this to be possible even theoretically, so called 'credit rating' has to exist or be defined at least. The fact is that any universal 'credit rating' doesn't exist, and any internal rating is kept secret from customers....do they have an obligation to reduce the rate once your credit rating has returned to normal or improved further ?
I hope you don't pay anything to CRAs for the pretty much meaningless figure that they give you.0
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