Posted by: Low Cost Auto Insurance Guru in Insurance
? Alexis B ? asked: I currently have a checking account and an auto insurance policy with USAA. They offer a discount on insurance based on what and how many products and services you have with them, therefore, I am thinking about opening a credit card with them (I do not plan on using it).
I currently have an AMEX with a $6,000 limit and currently have a balance of $2000
I also have a Capital One Visa with a $500 limit and have a balance of $300.
My credit score is 705.
I already have 2 other checking accounts (Wachovia & ING) and another higher interest savings with ING, so I don’t want any more banking services…and I don’t plan on making any major purchases for another year or so (buying a house).
Will it bring my score down considering the new inquiry and new card? Is it worth it to open a card and save a couple bucks on car insurance, or should I just leave it be?
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Posted by: Low Cost Auto Insurance Guru in Insurance
? Alexis B ? asked: I currently have a checking account and an auto insurance policy with USAA. They offer a discount on insurance based on what and how many products and services you have with them, therefore, I am thinking about opening a credit card with them (I do not plan on using it).
I currently have an AMEX with a $6,000 limit and currently have a balance of $2000
I also have a Capital One Visa with a $500 limit and have a balance of $300.
My credit score is 705.
I already have 2 other checking accounts (Wachovia & ING) and another higher interest savings with ING, so I don’t want any more banking services…and I don’t plan on making any major purchases for another year or so (buying a house).
Will it bring my score down considering the new inquiry and new card? Is it worth it to open a card and save a couple bucks on car insurance, or should I just leave it be?
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Tags: Amex, Auto Insurance Policy, Banking Services, Buying A House, Capital One, Capital One Visa, Car Insurance, Checking Account, Couple Bucks, Credit Card, Credit Score, Discount Insurance, Ing, Insurance, Insurance Services, Interest Savings, Usaa Insurance, Wachovia
TOM asked: is it possible for my friend to travel to another state? his not a us citizen but he has one of the following requirements. Will they try to ask more ?. oh and his 17 years of age. Does he need to show his birth certificate to prove his 17?or its going to be printed out on the plane ticket?. help please.
i got this source in
http://www.continental.com/web/en-US/content/travel/airport/id/default.aspx
Children under the age of 18 traveling with an adult are not required to show ID at time of check-in.
Children ages 15-17 traveling alone need one of the following:
Driver’s License
Passport
Credit card
School ID
Company ID
Library card
Birth Certificate
Social Security card
Organization ID (such as athletic club, etc.)
Proof of auto insurance in passenger’s name
well… his passport expired… so.. he dont know what to do..
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