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]]> http://www.hustlermoneyblog.com/the-definitive-guide-to-hustlermoneyblog-part-5/comment-page-1/#comment-2883 Eric Wed, 06 Jun 2007 16:51:47 +0000 http://www.hustlermoneyblog.com/the-definitive-guide-to-hustlermoneyblog-part-5/#comment-2883 I'm in the very early stages of attempting a BT out of Chase but I actually will be making a purchase @ 0% APR to initially fund an online High Interest CU account (www.rateedge.com (they actually let you charge your initial funding)), so I'll get both interest at 5.5% (until I move the Balance to my FNBO account) as well as ~24,000 reward points. My main question is can balance limits from Business cards be moved to consumer cards within the same family? There has been alot of new activity in my Credit reports since within the last two months 2 chase cards were opened, 1 ATT/citicard was opened and 2 Online High Yield Accounts were opened (FNBO & AmTrust). Additionally Chase closed a linked Pier 1 card due to no activity and denied me a credit limit increase on an older Chase card I had I want to apply for another citi card that is business related mostly for the instant rewards and then move it's limits to the ATT/Citi card which is 0% BT that starts anytime within the initial 12 month into period. Should I apply for the Citi Business card or wait till there is less activity in the account. I don't really want to apply once they can see that I'll have ~24,000 $ of revolving debt (of course simply sitting earning interest). Advice is needed. I’m in the very early stages of attempting a BT out of Chase but I actually will be making a purchase @ 0% APR to initially fund an online High Interest CU account (www.rateedge.com (they actually let you charge your initial funding)), so I’ll get both interest at 5.5% (until I move the Balance to my FNBO account) as well as ~24,000 reward points. My main question is can balance limits from Business cards be moved to consumer cards within the same family? There has been alot of new activity in my Credit reports since within the last two months 2 chase cards were opened, 1 ATT/citicard was opened and 2 Online High Yield Accounts were opened (FNBO & AmTrust). Additionally Chase closed a linked Pier 1 card due to no activity and denied me a credit limit increase on an older Chase card I had I want to apply for another citi card that is business related mostly for the instant rewards and then move it’s limits to the ATT/Citi card which is 0% BT that starts anytime within the initial 12 month into period. Should I apply for the Citi Business card or wait till there is less activity in the account. I don’t really want to apply once they can see that I’ll have ~24,000 $ of revolving debt (of course simply sitting earning interest). Advice is needed.

]]> http://www.hustlermoneyblog.com/the-definitive-guide-to-hustlermoneyblog-part-5/comment-page-1/#comment-2865 credit card compare Wed, 06 Jun 2007 09:03:53 +0000 http://www.hustlermoneyblog.com/the-definitive-guide-to-hustlermoneyblog-part-5/#comment-2865 I do like your maneuvers with balance transfer credit cards. You can really make a sum with them. But I'm afraid, does the game affect my credit score anyhow or unless there is a missed or delayed payment you can be at rest that your credit rating is allright? I do like your maneuvers with balance transfer credit cards. You can really make a sum with them. But I’m afraid, does the game affect my credit score anyhow or unless there is a missed or delayed payment you can be at rest that your credit rating is allright?

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