Should You Ever Close Credit Cards @TommyBryson
Should You Ever Close Credit Cards  @TommyBryson
Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I closed about 15 accounts and you are about to see exactly what has happened to my credit score in just a moment. The main reason people ask If it’s okay to close accounts is because they get worried about their credit score.

I have also frozen my TransUnion, Equifax, and even my Experian accounts. No new lines of credit can be opened in my name, and no credit cards exist to report anything.

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1. The negative effect of closing a credit card
Utilization Ratio may change:
- This is the percentage of credit you are using, compared to how much you have been giving
For example, I give you a credit line of $500 and Chase gives you another of $500
- Right now you are using about $300 and have a utilization of 30% because you are only using 30%
- But you close me out, and now you only have chase with $500, your utilization goes up to 60% which not good
- You usually want this below 10% anyways

Reduced your credit Length
- Closing your oldest card can lower your length which is about 15% of your score

Your credit mix
- They want to know if you can handle different types of debt

Access to Capital
- Once you close that’s it, you can't borrow that money anymore

Truth is this: if you were using a product that you no longer cared about, like Tmobile for example ( and they tell you this)
- If you cancel yes you'll save $100 with another company
- But no more international roaming
- No more free Netflix
- Not more tmobile Tuesday
- Your response would be, who cares

2. What people tell you

- If it doesn’t have an annual fee then just keep open
- So your credit score can stay as high as possible
- But again credit scores don’t matter

3. Credit score

Truth is: We say we need credit to buy things ( but what are those things really )
- House: Manuel underwriting ( that simple )
- Car: if you need a car and you don’t have money ( but something used, cheap, and reliable
- Stuff: save up or don’t buy ( those are options, you don’t have to get whatever you want, just because you can swipe a card )

4. My advice
- If you don’t want to play the credit game anymore
- I would close it out and call it a day
- Focus on building real wealth

In conclusion:
- If you care about credit, it’ll hurt it
- If you don’t, it doesn’t matter
- Don’t close things out, if you are shopping for a mortgage at this current moment ( wait until that’s done and then close it out )

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