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Multiple cards here. I have one main card with a separate one for internet based purchases & a third for emergencies. Then I have one for work expenses, and another for my own business. Total combined credit limits are quite high but never get close to them & all repaid in full each month.
Average monthly spend on cards ~$2K in total.
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Combined limits of $40k over 3 cards. Neither was more than $3k at the start. This problem is also a sleeping giant for banks, as the ability for those who max out to use equity to repay is gone, for now at least.
The proactive no comment.... haven't seen that in a while.
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Mine's about $12k - but the bank has volunteered to increase it several times now, and I keep rejecting the offer (in part, because I know the full amount affects your LVR). I never go anywhere near the full amount, and it's paid off in full every month.Lisa
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i don't have a credit card
but a debit card
acts like a credit card but you can only spend what you have in the account
not sure if nz has them
banks don't seem to find much use for them
still got a daily limit of $8500
to help prevent theft i guesshave you defeated them?
your demons
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I've got a big one (limit that is) and maybe cos I've got a small one (brain that is) I feel quite good about that !! Yep it's probably pathetic but just knowing I CAN walk into the dealer and buy a new mid-sized car and say "put it on the plastic" makes me feel as if I've got a big one (credit limit that is ;-0 ). Yep it IS pathetic isn't it ? BUT it still makes me feel good, darn old fool that I am.Common sense isn't so common anymore
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HI Liza
I dont think your high limit affects anything if you pay if off each month, we have massive limits on our cards but pay them off so they never take it into consideration. Of course we don't use very much of the limits anyway but it is good to know it is there if you had an absolute emergency, plus good if you do make a large purchase, we put my husbands car on it a few years ago when we purchased it that was $30k, rather hand over the card than the cash, gives us another month or so with the money in the bank anyway.
We Like to use the cards because of the airpoints and hotpoints then we can buy cool things with those or fly free somewhere. Or as we did recently just put more airpoints on our account. As we had to do alot of trips to Christchurch last year when my brother in law took ill until he passed away so it was good not having to use our cash for that.
Still go occasionally, booked some of those $1 fares jetstar put out, couldnt resist.
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Hi eri
debit cards are here in NZ.
as far as theft goes trust me your credit cards are covered for that too. we have had ours taken or the number in the past and it is all covered as someone ran up some very large spending on them and we weren't responsible.
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Originally posted by CENTRAL55 View PostI've got a big one (limit that is) and maybe cos I've got a small one (brain that is) I feel quite good about that !! Yep it's probably pathetic but just knowing I CAN walk into the dealer and buy a new mid-sized car and say "put it on the plastic" makes me feel as if I've got a big one (credit limit that is ;-0 ). Yep it IS pathetic isn't it ? BUT it still makes me feel good, darn old fool that I am.
I asked the dealer prior to taking delivery if I could pay the full amount by CC but was told I could use CC for 5k only, with the balance by cheque.
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