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Anonymous

24 Oct 2022

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Hi friends, How long should I cancel a credit card or brokerage account before it hurts my credit score?

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SamC

Edited 25 Oct 2022

Brokerage doesn't affect your credit score. For CC, typically hold for 1 ear if you got the sign up gifts

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