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    Sean

      Just ask them to change it to an unsecured card assuming your credit is better now.

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      Don

        FICOs website shows a chart of the weight of each item they consider when calculating your FICO score.

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        Mark

          leave the card open. just don’t use it. length of credit history one of the big factors in deciding ur score.

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          David

            No major purchase for 3-4 years. This wont matter. Credit is easy to build quickly when needed.

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            Fort

              Ugh this is a hard one. How old is this credit card? How old is your second oldest card?
              Have you called and asked them to un-secure it?

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              Chris

                Credit Karma and potentially your credit card or bank accounts (and numerous other sites) have a credit estimator for changes. Like here is your current score, what would your score look like if you closed your oldest card or missed a payment.

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