How much more can Randy charge to his credit card before he reaches the limit? His credit limit is $5,000, and he has used $1,298.45?

P>I am with Gina on this one, after getting myself into a heap of trouble with credit cards after losing my job, sign me up for little to no interest rates. I went through debt settlement, and I have about 4 tiny cards I am still trying to pay off. Because my credit is bad, the rate on these are from 22.9 to 32.9% interest.

They keep lowering my limit as I pay them off, and increasing my APR due to my bad credit. I don't need to buy things I can't afford. It's amazing on how little you can get by with, when you have to.By having a higher limit credit card, I'd be tempted to buy things I thought was a necessity, that really isn't.

You'd be surprise on how little money I've spent on anything this year. Someone with more income would be better off with the lower limit card too.By not paying APR for smaller purchases, they could always save that money for emergencies. If there credit is good, they can also get an American Express card which generally have no limit within reason.

This could give someone time to make a purchase and get a personal loan if needed.

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