I have a credit limit of $300, but I am going on vacation and want to increase my limit to $1,000. Can I add the additional $700 on the card to reflect the balance of $1,000?

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I have a credit limit of $300, but I am going on vacation and want to increase my limit to $1,000. Can I add the additional $700 on the card to reflect the balance of $1,000? Thanks in advance

Answered on June 14, 2013 | Updated on June 14th, 2013

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If it is a secured credit card, you can increase your credit limit by increasing your security deposit. If it is a general credit card, you may request a credit limit increase. Whether the issuer will increase your limit or not depends on your credit performance. Also, note that most likely you will be charged a fee for this.

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