What's the most you have been in DEBT on your CREDIT CARDS?

[Fishhead]

Late 80's had about $45,000, believe that was my all-time high.

[KingRevolver]

Eh - my all-time high is probably only 10k. I say "only" 'cause I'm sure that's nothing compared to some of you guys, LOL

[Fishhead]

Eh - my all-time high is probably only 10k. I say "only" 'cause I'm sure that's nothing compared to some of you guys, LOL

Sure hoping that someone tops me.

Lots of contenders here for sure.

FH

[UntilTheNDofTimE]

about 100 bucks, i always pay my shit in full that's why i have a 710 score , play by the rules boys , gamble with cash or debit.

[durito]

200k, but @ 0% with the all the money making 6% apr

[UntilTheNDofTimE]

If its more investment purposes go ahead!

[SlickFazzer]

5k currently, trying to get that shit paid off.

[bobbyfk]

nothing...never had a credit card

[Willie Bee]

I've always almost exclusively used an AMEX card and pay it off at the end of each month. That dates back to the first AMEX I got in the mid-70s. Don't believe I ever let my first ********** go higher than about $800-$1000. Wife carried a several thousand in CC debt into the marriage, and the squahitas was quickly applied to that practice. I think one of our cards probably has about $1500 on it right now and that's it.

[Crash]

3k all dental too ****in dental doctors get paid way to much all they doo is offer pain

[ttwarrior1]

10 k right now and paying 100 a month

[jjgold]

Mine use to be maxed out plus bankruptcy claim forbids me from getting new ones which us a good thing.

[paco]

I did balance transfer of over 8k to my dads cards since he was going to file for bankruptcy. Have bad credit now cuz i had to foreclose 3 houses i had cause of the bad economy.

[Rowdy Rolex]

I don't keep a credit card.

I do understand that under certain situations they can and are good though. I just have never been in one of those situations.

[wtf]

must have to rent cars or check into hotels, etc

[chubber911]

Always a good thing to have, even if you don't use it frequently. You never know when you'll need to spend a lot of money all at once (medical, car repairs, other emergency, etc). Being able to just swipe a piece of plastic and be on your way sure beats nibbling at savings accounts, investments, etc until you have the money to pay for it.

[KingRevolver]

200k, but @ 0% with the all the money making 6% apr