This depends on your credit card company. Some companies will simply refuse your charges if they will put you over the limit. Others will allow the charge and then fine you for going over the limit. Of course, no company allows chages for hundreds of dollars over the limit but if you have a good record some will allow you to go 5-50 dollars over the limit but it is important to remember that if you do you will pay a fee.
Yes - so long as you don't go over your own limit.
Because the credit card industry is a big business, most of their money is made off of credit card fees. Any given credit card will allow a customer to go over the limit just to ensure that a 'over the limit' fee is charged. This 'over the limit' can lead to a higher annual percentage rate and late fees. If you are any where near your limit, refrain from any new charges that could put you over the limit. Include any 'blocked' amounts in the balance.
If you go over your credit limit, you credit company will charge a fee and report your overage to the major companies that track your credit score. It is wise to watch spending the and never go over your limit.
It should be reported effecting your score, also balance on it can either improve or reduce your score.
There is not a limit on how much funds you can have on a prepaid credit card. You simply put on it the amount of money you have, and then go from there.
Yes - so long as you don't go over your own limit.
Because the credit card industry is a big business, most of their money is made off of credit card fees. Any given credit card will allow a customer to go over the limit just to ensure that a 'over the limit' fee is charged. This 'over the limit' can lead to a higher annual percentage rate and late fees. If you are any where near your limit, refrain from any new charges that could put you over the limit. Include any 'blocked' amounts in the balance.
You can start by never paying over your limit on a credit card. You will have a good credit score that way and will always be approved. If you do go over your limit and fail to pay back the debt in time, your credit score will get worst.
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If you go over your credit limit, you credit company will charge a fee and report your overage to the major companies that track your credit score. It is wise to watch spending the and never go over your limit.
Yes so long as the restaurant accepts credit cards. It makes no difference what sort of credit card you use to pay your bills.
Yes, but only if you don't go over the limit and you have made sure they accept credit, but otherwise it makes no difference!
It should be reported effecting your score, also balance on it can either improve or reduce your score.
There is not a limit on how much funds you can have on a prepaid credit card. You simply put on it the amount of money you have, and then go from there.
The credit card limit at minimum would be 200. The highest limit that is offered is 2500. Even if you get the lower of the credit limits, the limits tend to go up quickly as long as you pay on time.
No. The only thing that has any negative effect on your score is missed payments, insufficient payments, over limit fees, late fees etc.
You will need to ask your bank as the limit varies per bank. I once had one where I could set the limit and I chose to have no limit. The bank I am with now has a limit of $300 on all account holders. You can , however, have an establishment run the card as a credit card if you do want to go over the limit set by your bank.