First of all, if you
are an individual who does not pay the balance in full on their credit card at
the end of the month, you should not sign up for any of these offers. Instead, you should search for a credit card
with a very low interest rate such as the Chase Slate card. However, if you do pay off your balance
completely, then it would actually be very beneficial to sign up for these
cards.
These cards offer
some great rewards but if the balance is not paid on the card at the end of the
month an annual interest rate at about 20% can be charged. This is the drawback of the cards. Also, many of them may have an annual
fee.
Lastly, look at the
fine print of the offer. Many will only
offer you the reward after you spend a certain amount of money. If you’d spend that amount anyways and the
card doesn’t have an annual fee, I’d suggest you sign up for the offer and reap
the benefits.
As for your credit
score, as long as the card line is open for about 6 months or a year and not
closed immediately after you receive the reward it should only help your credit
score. Also, from my research it seems
as though about 6 credit cards at once should be the number to not exceed to
not negatively affect your credit score.
Having this number can actually help your credit as long as you are not
using much of the credit limit on each of the cards.
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