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Personal Finance and Investing

in2herbs

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7. Finance related but not truly addressing your post, yesterday I was told that banks are

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Sun Nov 1, 2020, 02:02 PM

Nov 2020

pushing to close their neighborhood bank offices and that by end of 2021 the majority of them will be closed leaving customers having to do business completely through the ATM or on-line. This conversation came about because the local WF bank office has been "temporarily" closed for about a month forcing customers to drive 10 miles to the next office. The info was shared by a BofA bank employee.

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Too many credit cards [View all] question everything Nov 2020 OP

Do you have any major purchases coming up any time soon where you need your credit Squinch Nov 2020 #1

I just refinanced and paid mine all off. Laffy Kat Nov 2020 #3

Thanks. We are considering a new car... have been since last April question everything Nov 2020 #5

In 1982, after a divorce I had a couple of payments left on my car. safeinOhio Nov 2020 #15

I have been telling people for many years that the only car PoindexterOglethorpe Nov 2020 #24

Yes, I would. Get the car and then start to pare down the cards. Squinch Nov 2020 #18

I was very happy to pay mine all off, and have been that way for almost 5 years at least or so. SWBTATTReg Nov 2020 #2

FICO scores on credit card statements? Shermann Nov 2020 #4

Only Discover. Current score on top page question everything Nov 2020 #6

I say ditch it, it's easy to get that score elsewhere nt Shermann Nov 2020 #8

Of course. This is not a reason to keep it, only if closing will lower FICO question everything Nov 2020 #14

A thin credit file can be an issue Shermann Nov 2020 #16

My VISA card statement shows mine. n/t lastlib Nov 2020 #20

I have 2 Visa credit cards, both from Chase. Neither has a credit score on the statement progree Nov 2020 #21

Finance related but not truly addressing your post, yesterday I was told that banks are in2herbs Nov 2020 #7

Local banks - U.S. Bank, TCF - have branches in many supermarkets with many visitors question everything Nov 2020 #11

Interesting Lulu KC Nov 2020 #22

Interesting tid bit, Wellstone ruled Nov 2020 #9

Capital One closed one of my cards lilymidnite Nov 2020 #10

As you get older Dan Nov 2020 #12

2 credit cards and a debit card. I NEVER carry a balance - if I have enuf $ for investments, and progree Nov 2020 #13

I have a Visa that is my only credit card. PoindexterOglethorpe Nov 2020 #17

I never use cash brokephibroke Nov 2020 #19

I use cash because for me it is the best way to manage my day to day spending. PoindexterOglethorpe Nov 2020 #25

You guys are all so wonderful! A HERETIC I AM Nov 2020 #23

I love Discover and use it for everything I can XanaDUer2 Nov 2020 #26