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Changings Banks in US, Credit Score
 Category: Business and Money > Finance Asked by: daredevil777-ga List Price: $15.00  | 
Posted:
13 Jun 2006 21:47 PDT
 Expires: 13 Jul 2006 21:47 PDT Question ID: 737988  | 
I had a bank account in the US for a while now, now I am thinking of switching to a better bank. Would closing the old account affect my credit score or anything else. I would like to close the old one to avoid extra paperwork etc. Are there any disadvantages of this apart from a banking point of view?  | 
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| Subject:
Re: Changings Banks in US, Credit Score
 From: jack_of_few_trades-ga on 14 Jun 2006 04:48 PDT  | 
Changing banks will not affect your credit score. I hear that in the good ol' days it paid to have a long standing relationship with your bank (they were more likely to trust you with a good loan)... but now those days seem long gone. Perhaps if you are in a small town where you know the managers/owners of a bank personally then a long relationship is worth persuing, but otherwise change away.  | 
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