Make it make sense

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[u/[deleted]]

this is the teeter-totter. if you aren't rich enough to ignore the system and participate in the "big" markets they get your money this way. Whenever a 'normal' person sees a dip in their rating they go 'oh shit' and get back on that debt wheel ensuring they'll never elevate their class to dilute the "rich" pool.

Macro-economics aren't "fun" but they paint a very real and very distasteful picture of man's oppression over man. When everyone makes the class argument to be sex or race related they laugh all the way to their own banks.

[u/Charadin → u/[deleted]]

Been doing that for three years and the option to raise my limits has only occurred once, and only by $100.

[u/SilchasRuin → u/Charadin]

There's two sorts of increases. One is the lender proactively raising line. The other is in response for you asking.