Credit card limits

[motorbiking]

In some countries, mortgage debt interest is tax deductible. Now that fuels borrowing.

 

[big-all]

I had a credit card which I used up to the limit each month (paid off full amount every month) and they kept increasing the limit, it got upto around £10k and got them to cut down to £3k.

Sneaky fekkers

its worth noting, asking for a lower credit limit can affect your credit score because it will be a marker that your credit limit has been reduced 'now the automated systems are more likely to pick this up as a problem with your finances have caused this rather than great housekeeping
its also worth mentioning that using a say 20% off 10k will give you a greater score than 70% off 3k

using any credit up to or above your credit limit can reduce your score quite badly even iff paid in full on due date

 

[fixitflav]

In some countries, mortgage debt interest is tax deductible. Now that fuels borrowing.

It used to be here, not that many years ago

 

[carmanmemoranda]

The normalisation of debt has ruined this country and its people.

You have to look at the Tories for encouraging debt.

Look back at Thatcher for an example, wanted to get rid of "old fashioned" business and move to the new financial world, the very essence of debt.

 

[SPLINE]

Newsflash! DIY NOT commies love Labour and hate Tories. (X 10 million boring posts).

 

[fillyboy]

Look back at Thatcher for an example, wanted to get rid of "old fashioned" business and move to the new financial world, the very essence of debt.

Thatcher's policies worked and transformed the economy. The proof of their success lies in the fact that nobody has ever seriously tried to reverse her policies, nor will they.
Todays ills are nothing to do with Thatcher or Tory policy, it's down to the financial crash followed by covid followed by the burdens of trying to support 3rd world interlopers and supporting the wrong side in wars, could you possibly even begin to imagine Thatcher supporting Hamas.

The hard left are on a temporary winning streak, Labour are in power and destroying the country and economy with their loony left immigration policies and tragic mishandling of the economy but doing such a great job that Starmers approval ratings are dwarfed by Trumps, wow.

Labour will be replaced at the next election, whether or not the country is salvageable by then remains to be seen. The next govt will almost certainly be a Reform govt, you'll need to suck it up.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Thatcher's policies worked and transformed the economy. The proof of their success lies in the fact that nobody has ever seriously tried to reverse her policies, nor will they.
Todays ills are nothing to do with Thatcher or Tory policy, it's down to the financial crash followed by covid followed by the burdens of trying to support 3rd world interlopers and supporting the wrong side in wars, could you possibly even begin to imagine Thatcher supporting Hamas.

The hard left are on a temporary winning streak, Labour are in power and destroying the country and economy with their loony left immigration policies and tragic mishandling of the economy but doing such a great job that Starmers approval ratings are dwarfed by Trumps, wow.

Labour will be replaced at the next election, whether or not the country is salvageable by then remains to be seen. The next govt will almost certainly be a Reform govt, you'll need to suck it up.

More fillyfacts.

What I posted was correct, whether you like it or not.

I'm not a Labour supporter, but a floating voter. At this stage of any Government when all the tough stuff is being done is different to when elections loom. I will judge accordingly at the time.

I do understand you have nailed your colours to as far right as you can get. That is your choice. Look at who agrees with you, and it proves it.