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When you are approved for credit, the creditor puts a credit limit- the maximum balance you can carry-
on your account. Your credit limit helps keep your credit card charges at a level you can pay. Each card
issuer has its own standards for setting credit limits. Some factors that their decision are:
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| You may ask your credit card company to increase your credit limit. The answer will depend on your total financial picture. You may qualify for a higher credit limit if you always pay on time, your income has increased or your debts have decreased, and you always pay more than the minimum due or your balance in full. | ||
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| Information is the key to managing your credit cards well. If you're like most people, you probably haven't read the "fine print" on your credit cards. Once you understand how they work, you'll be ready to take control. | ||
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Consumer Debt Group, Inc. does not provide any legal representation. Consumer Debt Group, Inc. deals with licensed attorneys and our affiliated law firm has attorneys throughout the nation who are credit card debt settlement specialists.
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