Closing A Credit Card: When It Makes Financial Sense | NerdWallet

[@bryanduhaney5802]

Sally is the best at explaining the pros and cons of credit cards. I always find hidden gems when listening to her content. Can’t wait until the next video.

[@louiswilliams4657]

Thank you ! Working on seeing if the retention plan will work!

[@greatgerbil]

Why do her sentences end on a higher tone?

[@CBBC435]

Physical distress, maybe. Vitamin deficiency, maybe.

[@bionichustla100]

🤣

[@bionichustla100]

@@CBBC435🤣 man wtf is you talking bout 🤣

[@diymyninja8599]

She’s just nervous. Handsy af though 😮

[@User-dh4xj]

If I am an authorized user on a card / account that is about 25 years old and something happens to the primary account holder as they get older, what impacts would it have to my credit score and credit report if the credit card account / the account gets closed?

[@Doll2018]

Thank you!

[@bcabello1584]

But do you still have to use your credit card if you don't want to? I heard that the bank could close your account for inactivity and that is probably bad right?

[@peartfaldo]

if youre not using it, why do you have it????

[@FinanceConsumer]

yes they can depends on the bank or institution credit one is one of them and another that closed my account

[@chrissan6015]

I have had a credit card open for six years but has $100 annual fee. How will that affect my credit score when I cancel it current utilization on all cards is 0%

[@chrissan6015]

It was a starter $300 card that has no paerks or benefits to it

[@h.e.gregory226]

​@@chrissan6015 that seems like a waste of $100 a year to keep open. Whatever impact to your credit score, having $100 is worth it

[@southern4comfort]

It's a speech condition ppl need therapy to manage. Not a disability but it's a condition that doesn't prohibit her function.