do you have to call each indivdual credit card to find out balance and credit limit?

Answer 1

Not if you look at your monthly bill.

Answer 2

If the credit card companies allow you internet access to your accounts, then follow their instructions for obtaining access so that you can find credit limit and balance anytime you want.

Other than that, only the issuing company knows your limit and balance. In that case, yes you have to call each company.

Hope that helps.

Answer 3

Umm, yeah.
Whether you check the balance and credit limit online or by phone you must access each creditor individually.
You can't call your Best Buy account and ask for your Sears information.
Come on, think about it.

Answer 4

You can access all of this on line after registered on the company's website. This is 2007, not 1980. All of the info is available on line. Use it.

Answer 5

Yes, or you have to go online to each credit card site and check.

Answer 6

If they are from the same company that issued them, no...you can receive all the information through one inquiry. The fatest way is to have online accounts set up so you can access information at any time.

Answer 7

yes, and no it is a good idea to call and do it but most people do it via the Internet. i personally do not like doing financial business transactions via the net so its up to u and the time u have and the amount of cards u have to

Answer 8

If your accounts are covered by the same financial institution (ie: Chase or Bof A), then just 1 call will allow you to access other accounts, but must have acct. # available and again, must both be represented by same financial institute. hope this helps : - )

Answer 9

You can get this information from one credit report. Transunion, equifax are a couple of sources

Answer 10

No you can register on line and its easier!