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Credit cards income restrictions
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I'd imagine the main thing is keeping up with repayments, but worth checking the terms of the card. Losing your job doesn't automatically mean you can't afford the payments, especially if you've got savings to fall back on. Better to know where you stand though
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If you are not working and living of your investments, your income is pretty much what you say it is. I quote my taxable income in the last financial year, but I could justify other numbers. If you have a credit card with a bank that you do not use for other purposes, all they will see is your spending on the card and your repayments.
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